Tangrams are a great way for visual learners to explore beginning geometric patterns.

Tangrams are a great way for students to experience geometry as a hands-on concept.

Manipulatives like Tangrams help students visualize problem solving and geometry using a hands-on approach.

Parents can help keep young minds sharp by deploying fun and educational at-home learning games.

It’s a number and counting bone-anza! This preschool counting game is a summer day trip to a dog beach. Perfect at-home learning activity to keep young minds sharp!

This food truck activity is a fun and creative way to practice multiple math skills.

Help Sophie the Otter find yummy shells to eat in this pattern-matching spin and swim game!

Learning about numbers, shapes and colors is more fun with turtles!

Learning about numbers is more fun with cows!

Parents can help keep young minds sharp by deploying fun and educational at-home learning games.

Use as a demonstration and hands-on math activity tool to support academic standards!

Provides hands-on learning for early childhood students.

Easy-to-handle cubes are ideal for early learners.

Robust and tactile, this appealing set of counting stones displays number arrays from 1 to 10.

Your lil' learners will rock at sorting and sequencing with this set of outdoor learning stones in assorted colors and shapes.

Put down the textbook! This "write-on/wipe-off" flip chart in Spanish will make learning about the concept of patterns and sorting a visual, auditory, and hands-on experience for your eager Early Childhood learners.

Enjoy some hands-on (home sweet home) play with sorting, colors, and beyond with these 2-piece house toys.

Engage young learners with these math games to help them learn counting and ordering.

Build early math skills in your Pre K class with this collection of activities to use with our chunky Jumbo Unifix Cubes!

This skill-building take on the classic game of bingo gets kids thinking from the very beginning.

Narwhals and hide-inside shape friends help kids learn colors, build fine motor skills, and develop their imaginations.