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Hape Magnetic Number

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$8.49 $16.99 In stock

Category: Category Arts & Crafts

Features

  • Suitable for 2Y and above
  • Math Fundamentals: This set introduces children to the basics of numbers, counting, and simple equations with seven math symbols and number sets ranging from 0 to 9.
  • Enhanced Motor Skills: Arranging numbers improves finger strength and hand-eye coordination in children, contributing to their overall motor skill development.
  • Pattern Recognition: Children can develop an understanding of patterns by sorting and grouping numbers based on different criteria, such as by color, low and high, and even and odd, fostering cognitive skills.
  • Versatile Use: Whether on the Hape easel or as a fridge toy, these magnets adhere to any metal-based surface, providing flexibility in usage.
  • Child-Friendly Design: The magnets are designed for easy manipulation by small hands, featuring bright colors that make counting an enjoyable and visually stimulating activity.

Product Description

A set of magnetic numbers and math symbols can help your child learn basic numbers and arithmetic sequences.

You can encourage imaginative play by creating simple math stories with the numbers. For instance, you can ask questions like “There are two frogs on the lily pad, and then two more frogs jump on. How many frogs are there on the lily pad now?”

Item Weight: 0.86 lb, Package Dimensions (L x W x H): 9.45 x 1.57 x 9.45 inches

Adult Assembly Required: No

Warning: This toy meets the European and American safety standards EN 71 and ASTM F968. Remove the packaging material before you give the toy to your child. Please keep all the relevant information for future reference. Decorations and colors may vary!

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Timothy Z. ★★★★★

My four-year-old keeps grabbing these off the fridge to make little sums like 3+2=5, and the magnets hold firm enough that nothing slides off. The numbers are nice and tactile for small hands, plus having both 0-9 and the math symbols means he's actually playing with equations, not just counting.

Amelia W. ★★★★★

The magnetic pieces are chunky enough for my three-year-old to grip easily, and the seven math symbols let us build simple equations right on the fridge. It’s made counting feel like a game instead of a lesson, which is all I wanted.

Eli U. ★★★★★

My toddler finally gets why two plus two equals four—the big, colorful digits are easy for her to grab and arrange. We've already built simple equations on the fridge, and the seven math symbols give us plenty to work with. Great for turning snack time into a counting game.