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Number and Color Counting Tree

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$25.5 $36.95 In stock

Category: Counting & Numeracy

18 months & up. This exciting manipulative is sure to have children interested in math. Children will start to grasp concepts of numerical value when they count the numbers of leaves and place them on the appropriate branch. Each of the four colors of leaves represents a different numeral that matches the corresponding number of leaves. Incorporate a math activity to encourage the development of STEM skills. The vinyl material is easy to clean.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Eli ★★★★★

The numbered branches make it so easy to teach counting step-by-step, and my son gets genuinely excited when he finds the correct leaf count. It's sturdy enough for his 2-year-old handling, which is a huge plus.

Nicholas ★★★★★

My toddler loves matching the leaf discs to the tree branches, and it's already helping him recognize numbers up to five. The bright colors keep him engaged longer than I expected.

Ellie C. ★★★★☆

The number discs are a nice size for my 2-year-old to handle, and the tree itself seems sturdy. My only minor issue is that the color coding on the leaves doesn't perfectly match every number disc, but it still teaches counting effectively.