These rawr-some dino counters are great for developing children’s early maths activities like sorting and counting. They will aid learning basic addition and subtraction, explore patterns, develop measurement skills, grasp fundamental geometry, understand sets and comparisons, and nurture problem-solving abilities. varieties (stegosaurus, brachiosaurus, euoplocephalus, triceratops, tyrannosaurus rex, spinosaurus, pterodactyl and parasaurolophus) and 4 colours. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. A set of detailed dinosaur counters in 8 varieties (Stegosaurus, Brontosaurus, Ankylosaurus, Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus Rex, Spinosaurus, Pterodactyl and Parasaurolophus) and 6 colours (red, blue, green, yellow, purple and orange).

dinosaurs – brachiosaurus, euoplocephalus, parasaurolophus, pterodactyl, spinosaurus, stegosaurus, triceratops, tyrannosaurus rex, and 4 colors – red, yellow, blue and green. These colourful and tactile counters make math learning interactive and fun, laying a strong foundation for mathematical understanding in a playful and accessible way. Dinosaur counters can be effectively integrated into the classroom to serve as an engaging resource for interactive math games, cooperative group activities, and creative storytelling exercises, promoting social interaction and hands-on learning. Selling the latest fidgets, fidget toys, educational toys, sensory lights, sensory aids, products for fine and gross motor skills, self-care and well-being kits. Manufacturer warranties are as provided by the manufacturer at the time of print and are subject to variation.I chose these over vehicles since this pack included over 100 and I wanted to be able to use them for math later. These colourful counters from Learning Resources also make a great student award, end of term pupil present, or can be split easily for party bags. Inside the handy storage tub you’ll find 10 different species of these pre-historic beasts, with 6 of each included dinosaur type: Tyrannosaurus Rex, Stegosaurus, Triceratops, Brachiosaurus, Pachycephalosaurus, Spinosaurus, Stuthiosaurus, Apatosaurus, Parasaurolophus and Velociraptor. They mention that it's an excellent product for the cost, it' s well made and fab for their intended use of helping kids recognise patterns and a great classroom resource. Learning through play, these counters engage children’s senses and imagination whilst promoting playful, interactive and enjoyable play.

We use them as a reward system for our 4yo (in a jar; he gets one dino for every good deed/ task and loses one if he's naughty/ plays up etc. Made from soft plastic, these dinosaur counters are 4cm - 5cm tall and come in six shapes and colours (Blue, Orange, Red, Yellow, Purple and Green). They mention that it is well-made, durable, and fab for their intended use of helping kids recognize patterns and a great classroom resource. I bought these to practise simple addition and subtraction with my reception class and we also used them to revise positional language.Addition and Subtraction: Create simple addition and subtraction problems using the mini dino counters. We homeschool and it is excruciating to get through a simple problem of 12 minus seven when your kid is compulsive about having 12 triceratops who must be sorted by color abd then must be color coordinated by to the appropriate trex for consumption.