Numbers Challenge from 1 to 10

🎯 Numbers you can touch, trace with a finger, thread and lay out! The “Numbers Challenge from 1 to 10” is a multi-sensory set of first mathematics: tactile paths, pieces to arrange, puzzles, number outlines for threading and real photographs for counting. Here a child does not only see numbers – they experience them.

✨ What does this aid develop?

• Knowing numbers and counting – from 1 to 10 with all the senses;
• Fine motor skills – threading, arranging, tracing outlines with a finger;
• Sensory perception – the tactile paths fix the shape of the number;
• Attention and concentration – the spinners set a new task every time.

🎲 How to play at home

The child turns the spinners and carries out whatever task comes up: finding a number, counting the objects in a photograph, tracing the outline of a number or threading it with a cord. The variety of tasks means the game can be played differently every day, and “writing” a number with a finger along a tactile path is excellent training before writing it on paper.

🧑‍🏫 Tips for specialists

For early years teachers this is a thorough first-mathematics station: one box covers the symbol of the number, quantity and motor skills. For special education teachers the multi-sensory approach is especially valuable with children who struggle to remember abstract numbers – here every number has a shape, a texture and an image. The ergonomic cords also suit weaker little fingers.

📦 What’s in the set

• 2 cardboard spinners (12 cm);
• 40 square cards (6,5 cm);
• 10 number silhouettes (8 × 7 cm);
• 10 ergonomic cords.

Please note: the game instructions may be in Spanish, but the game is simple and the clear pictures mean you can start playing straight away.

👶 Who is it for?

Recommended from 3 years. For children about to start school, for nursery groups and for every child who remembers numbers best when they can touch them.