Numicon - Apparatus Threading Laces Set of 3

Numicon - Apparatus Threading Laces Set of 3
Author/Publisher: Oxford University Press
Target Audience: Early years educators, primary school teachers, and parents of children in the foundation stage to Key Stage 1

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Content: This set includes three colorful threading laces designed to help children develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and early mathematical concepts such as counting and pattern recognition.
• Clear Explanations: The laces are paired with Numicon shapes, making it easy for young learners to understand how to thread, create patterns, and associate colors with numbers.
• Practical Application: Ideal for hands-on learning, the laces can be used in various activities that promote interactive play, allowing children to engage in both individual and group exercises.
• Durable Design: Made from high-quality materials, the threading laces are designed to withstand regular use in classroom settings, ensuring they remain functional over time.
• Engaging Visuals: Bright colors and fun designs capture children's attention, making learning through threading activities enjoyable and effective.
• Curriculum Aligned: Supports the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and National Curriculum objectives, providing educators with a valuable resource for teaching foundational skills.

Educational Value:
The Numicon Apparatus Threading Laces Set promotes essential fine motor development while encouraging creativity and critical thinking in early learners, making it an excellent tool for foundational learning.

Format and Quality:
This set includes three durable threading laces, designed for easy handling by small hands, perfect for a variety of educational activities.

Why Choose This Resource:
Perfect for teachers and parents looking to enhance fine motor skills and early numeracy through fun, interactive play, this threading lace set offers a versatile approach to learning.

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