Educational Maths Kit for Early Learners – “I LOVE MATHEMATICS”
This interactive educational kit is designed to spark a love for maths in young children while building foundational numeracy skills. Ideal for preschoolers and early primary students (ages 3+), it combines hands-on play with cognitive development, encouraging problem-solving, logical reasoning, and creativity through engaging activities.

Key Features:

• Hands-On Learning Tools: Brightly coloured counting sticks (red, green, yellow, blue) and plastic number magnets (0–9) help children visualise numbers, counting, and basic operations like addition.

• Illustrated Number & Activity Cards: Cards feature animals, objects (e.g., 10 ladybugs), and simple equations (e.g., “1 + 2 = □”) to link abstract concepts with real-world examples.

• Skill Development: Promotes hand-eye coordination, logical thinking, and early problem-solving through sorting, matching, and writing practice.

• Reusable Flashcards & Dry Erase Marker: Laminated cards and a marker allow repeated practice, perfect for mastering number formation and equations.

• Safe & Durable: Made from non-toxic paints and high-quality timber, ensuring child-safe, long-lasting use.

Package Includes:

• 1 set of wooden number pieces

• 1 set of illustrated number cards

• 1 set of coloured counting sticks

• 1 set of basic arithmetic question cards

• 1 dry erase marker

• 1 storage bag

Specifications:

• Material: Timber

• Box Dimensions: 25cm x 21.5cm x 4cm

• Age Recommendation: 3+ years

Note: Colours may vary slightly due to screen settings or lighting. Product design/contents may differ slightly between batches.

Why Families Love It:
The kit’s playful design—vibrant colours, friendly illustrations, and interactive tasks—makes maths approachable and fun. The packaging highlights core developmental benefits like cognitive growth and logical reasoning, appealing to parents seeking screen-free learning.

Activity Idea:
Ladybug Addition Challenge

1. Ask the child to pick a card (e.g., “5” with five ladybugs).

2. Use counting sticks to create a matching group.

3. Introduce a “+” card and another number card (e.g., “3”).

4. Combine the sticks and count the total, then write the answer with the marker.