A hands-on number learning set that helps children make counting, quantities, comparing, and simple math ideas easier to see and understand. Open-ended pieces let the activities grow with their skills.
- Hands-On Learning
- Builds Early Math Skills
- Makes Numbers Visual
Number Counting & Sorting Learning Set
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.