Teaching Supplies & Child Care

Toddler Wooden One to Four Counter

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$19.98 $39.95 In stock

Category: Sorting & Stacking

12 months & up. With this colorful wooden counter, children will identify shapes, colors and begin working on math skills. This activity involves counting and matching the number of holes within the shape and matching it to its respective dowels. The number of shapes matches the number of dowels it represents. Children will develop fine motor and problem-solving skills. Use this in a fun math lesson and practice basic counting or addition. The Toddler Wooden One to Four Counter is an excellent way to promote learning with play.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Ellie ★★★★★

The chunky wooden pegs are the perfect size for my 18-month-old's grip, and she's already matching the number of holes to each peg board. I like that it grows with her too, so the counting and math part will still be useful in another year or so.

James ★★★★★

My two-year-old figured out the color matching on her own the first day, and now she's actually counting the holes out loud while she stacks. The little wooden pieces are the perfect size for her hands, and I like that the shapes give her something new to learn once counting clicks.

James H. ★★★★★

The wooden pieces have held up through daily play and my 3-year-old still hasn't lost interest. Matching the pegs into the holes has really helped her start counting, and the colors make it easy to talk through shapes too.