Learning Resources

Twist, scoop, squeeze, and build little hand muscles with four of our finest tools! Help children develop fine-motor and pre-scissor skills and get ready for writing, cutting, and more.

Educational Benefits

Learning Styles: Tactile
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Squeeze this tool in the middle to open the tweezers and strengthen muscles in little hands and fingers! A perfect picker-upper that also builds the hand strength necessary for good fine-motor skills.



Grades: PreK+

Develop a multitude of math skills with mini muffin counters! Boost color recognition, matching, sorting, counting, and early math skills. Included dice feature colors and numbers (0-6) allowing for group activities and game play.

Steady… don’t spill the fruit! Spin the wheel, then use the jumbo tweezers to pick or place fruit. Develops fine motor skills, especially the all-important pincer grasp that prepares children for handwriting.

Includes:

• Game board
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Time to make a pizza! This clever game teaches fraction concepts and skills using slices of pizza to identify fraction denominations. Children play seven different games to practice identifying fractions, matching fraction equivalents and performing fract

Start with consonant, vowel, and consonant to make a word. Then, turn any piece to make a new word. Kids can progress to making longer words, with each bolt holding up to 4 nuts.

Here’s the scoop: These unique tools are a handy way to build the muscles needed for scissor cutting! Tools feature translucent scoops and easy to grip handles for developing fine motor skills. Holes in the scoops allow for catch-and-release fun during wa

This visual model will help children with number relationships, addition and subtraction, and more. There are 10 rows of 10 beads (5 red and 5 white in each row). Slide the beads along the wires to practice math skills. Measures 9”L x 4”W x 8¾”H.

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Practice counting, adding, and subtracting using the red and white beads, which are in 2 rows of 10 (5 red and 5 white in each row). The beads slide along the wires providing a great visual model for number concepts. Measures 9”L x 2¾”W x 3”H.

Use these math–fact triangles again and again! Familiar triangle format offers a powerful method for building number fact fluency and teaching fact families.

Focuses on both addition/subtraction (on front side) and multiplication/division (on reverse)

Smooth, hardwood solid shapes includes cube, sphere, hemisphere, ellipsoid, wide cylinder, narrow cylinder, cone, parabola cone, ellipsed cone, square pyramid, triangular pyramid, square prism, tall rectangle prism, short rectangle prism, pentagonal prism