Sensory Number Trays

20.00

Boost counting skills and number recognition up to 10 with our Stackable Sensory Number Trays!

These versatile, double-sided trays feature textured paths for tracing numbers on one side and a space for engaging counting activities on the other.

The textured paths guide children as they learn to write each number, while the counting space is perfect for practicing one-to-one correspondence, sequencing, and more when paired with counters.

 

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This open-ended set encourages creativity and can be used in various ways to support early math learning.

The trays link together, adding a fun, multisensory element to math practice.

Each set includes 10 stackable, double-sided trays that are compatible with dry-erase markers (sold separately) and wipe clean easily.

Plus, a Getting Started Guide with 5 early math activities to help you make the most of the set!

 

 

The Stackable Sensory Number Trays are designed to support a range of essential early math skills, including:

  • Number Recognition: Helps children recognize and name numbers from 1 to 10, strengthening their ability to identify numbers in various contexts.
  • Counting: Through counting activities, children practice one-to-one correspondence, helping them understand that each number corresponds to a specific quantity.
  • Number Formation: The textured paths guide children as they trace each number, improving fine motor skills and reinforcing correct number formation.
  • Sequencing: Encourages children to arrange numbers in the correct order, supporting their understanding of numerical sequencing and patterns.
  • Hand-Eye Coordination: Tracing and counting activities promote hand-eye coordination as children focus on aligning their hand movements with the numbers and counting objects.
  • Fine Motor Skills: The action of tracing with dry-erase markers strengthens small hand muscles, improving grip and pencil control.
  • Problem Solving & Logical Thinking: By exploring different ways to use the trays for counting and number activities, children develop early problem-solving and logical thinking abilities.
  • Multisensory Learning: Linking the trays together introduces a tactile element to learning, engaging multiple senses (touch, sight, and even sound) for a more comprehensive learning experience.

These skills set a strong foundation for future math learning and overall cognitive development.

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