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Fun thick plastic animal silhouettes used for sewing.They can also be used as stencils for drawing and coloring. Set Includes: 8 different coloured...

This adorable set of plastic bears comes in three sizes, three weights and six colors. Not only will your little ones enjoy playing with the...

A game to thread together different 3D geometric shapes. It is made of assorted materials including spruce fiber.There are four natural cotton lace...

The 15 wooden pieces in this novel shape sorter offer a variety of colors, shapes, and opportunities for learning. Stack them on the pegged...

Recognizing colour, shape and size, and sorting objects into groups are the "building blocks" of beginning math skills.  What better way to explore...

Fruity pie teaches key early numeracy skills as children sort the fruit counters by their attributes. Place the sorting cards into the pie base to ...

Toddlers and preschoolers will be inspired by this color-matching and creative activity board. It includes 10 reversible picture cards which are he...

Did you know that patterning is an important pre-reading skill? Your pre-schooler will enjoy playing with her four colour Three Bear Family®...

Fine solid sorting box with 6 slots on the removable lid; 8 boards marked with categories.Each of the 8 boards has 6 pictures with 6 separate cards...

Learn counting and colours with five farmyard friends. Pop open this set’s colourful numbered barns to find the adorable pig, cow, mouse, horse or ...

Children will love this colourful caterpillar. Help them learn to count either by colour or by stacking the rings. Each ring, like the caterpilla...

Ninety six plastic bears come in three sizes and four colors. Learn size recognition, counting and sorting. Sold in a Polybag. Suita...

It's a fun way for children to learn about counting and colors. These little dinos tuck away inside the eggs for counting fun. Each numbered and c...

Roll the coloured dice and quickly grab the lollies with that colour combination. But be quick, your opponent wants the same ones! Three variation...