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💙 LEARNING BY PLAYING: Never too early to start developing kids number sense. Children see how numbers really work as they build and stack their own Skoolzy number blocks toys from One to Ten and master key early learning math skills through hands-on discovery with the counting toys. These Skoolzy educational toys inspire youngsters to learn a wide range of mathematical skills through play.
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💙 LEARNING BY PLAYING: Never too early to start developing kids number sense. Children see how numbers really work as they build and stack their own Skoolzy number blocks toys from One to Ten and master key early learning math skills through hands-on discovery with the counting toys. These Skoolzy educational toys inspire youngsters to learn a wide range of mathematical skills through play.
NUMBER BUILDING BLOCKS
LEARNING IS FUN!
It's never too early to start developing kid's creativity at a young age. Skoolzy number blocks toys inspire youngsters' learning by playing. Children will acquire a strong sense of numbers, colors, counting, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, as well as the creativity which is the key factor to success in today's ever changing environment. The learning toys for 2 year olds give your youngster a head start. Introduce toddlers to numbers with Skoolzy number blocks. The montessori toys for 3+ year old encourage independent play. Developing kid's creativity and STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics) skills. The 14 number bricks for toddlers and 30 unit blocks to stack, build and sort are ideal math toys for toddlers, preschoolers, Kindergarten, and elementary children. The play-and-learn fun never ends. Skoolzy toys put open-ended fun, self-expression and joyful learning into preschoolers' hands. With Skoolzy playsets, parents and young children can share precious developmental milestones as they build together.
MULTIPLE WAYS TO PLAY & LEARN
The Math building blocks are suitable learning toys as building blocks for toddlers 1-3, educational toys for 3 year old boys and girls to learn one-to-one correspondence, counting, skip counting. Math skills for kids ages 4-8 (addition, subtraction, comparison, making 10, non-standardized measurements, grouping, graphing), preschool learning activities such as color identification, patterning, matching, fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, motor planning.
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Kids learn best when they are having fun. For that reason, all Skoolzy Toys are designed to inspire kids to have fun while they learn.
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What are people saying about the Skoolzy Number Blocks?
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Many uses for this toy
“I bought this toy for my grand daughter who is almost 2 years old. She loved it. She will also be able to continue to use it for a few more years because there are games that require advancing skills & knowledge as the child gets older."
- M. Barry
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Number Counting & Sorting Learning Set
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Skills They’ll Build
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Early Math Skills
Supports counting, number sense, quantities, and other early math concepts through play.
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Counting & Number Sense
Helps children connect number ideas with hands-on objects and quantities.
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Fine Motor Skills
Builds small-hand strength, dexterity, and control through hands-on manipulation.
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Problem Solving
Encourages children to test ideas, recognize relationships, and work through age-appropriate challenges.
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STEM & Engineering
Introduces early STEM and engineering ideas through building, experimenting, and hands-on discovery.
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Spatial Reasoning
Builds awareness of how shapes, parts, and structures fit together in space.
What’s Included
Number blocks
Counting coins
44 pieces total
Why Kids & Parents Love It
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Math That Feels Like Play
Hands-on counting pieces turn early number practice into an engaging activity children can see, touch, and move.
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Grows With Their Skills
Use the set for counting first, then introduce sorting, comparing quantities, patterns, and simple math ideas.
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Made for Independent Discovery
Open-ended pieces invite children to experiment, make choices, and build confidence through play.
How to Play
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Build the Number
Use the number blocks and counting coins together to make quantities visible and hands-on.
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Count & Compare
Create two groups of coins and compare which has more, less, or the same amount.
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Make Simple Math Stories
Use the pieces to act out simple adding and taking-away stories with real objects.
Questions Parents Ask
What skills does this toy help develop?
This toy supports early math skills, counting & number sense, fine motor skills, problem solving through hands-on play.
What are some simple ways to play?
Start with build the number, then try count & compare or make simple math stories as your child is ready.
What comes with this set?
The set includes Number blocks; Counting coins; 44 pieces total.
How can I get more learning from this toy?
Try changing the challenge as skills grow. For example: Build the Number — Use the number blocks and counting coins together to make quantities visible and hands-on. You can also try count & compare or make simple math stories for a different kind of practice.