Set of Maths Stamps "Arithmetic Towers", 32 pcs.

With these fun stamp figures, learning to count and calculate is really fun!

For each number there is a blank square block stamp and a face stamp. The corresponding number is hidden in the face stamps, sometimes obvious, sometimes not easy to recognise. For example, the seven has 7 hairs on its head or the three has a crown with 3 prongs.
The children stamp the appropriate number of blocks with the square stamps in the respective colour (or completely colourful) and finally stamp the corresponding face in red or black into the top block. This makes comparing and recognising the numbers much more fun.

How many different patterns can be stamped with the 4? Which towers together are as high as the 7 tower? The possible uses of this set are innumerable.
The set helps to creatively develop early mathematical skills such as counting, sorting and forming sequences. The children also learn to grasp and name small quantities very quickly at a glance, i.e. without having to count them.

The stamps are sorted into the practical storage box, so a quick completeness check is given, the carrying handle makes the set perfect for mobile use.
The ink can be wiped off surfaces with a damp cloth, but may leave a residue on textiles.

20 stamps and 12 ink pads, incl. teacher handout with download material in English.

• Number towers with funny faces and colourful ink pads
• For early mathematical support
• In practical sorting box with carrying handle

Contents:

• 10 square block stamps, approx. 20x20 mm
• 10 faces stamps for the numbers 1-10, approx. 20x20 mm
• 10 small ink pads in different colours, approx. 55x40 mm
• 2 large ink pads in red and black, approx. 55x37 mm

Age recommendation: suitable from 3 years of age