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• Stimulate Learning from School to Home: Made of quality wood, these math games are not just eco friendly, but built to last. 10 wooden boards, 55 pegs and a storage bag come with every order. Natural educational toys assist your toddler or preschooler with a head start they build all on their own.
• From toddlers to five year olds…watch them excel at counting and numbers earlier than the rest. With these gorgeous wooden peg boards, encourage a Montessori (independent) learning experience that prepares kids for a lifetime of self-starting.
• Educational Toy: This Montessori-inspired counting peg board helps children learn basic math concepts such as counting, sorting, and patterns in a fun and interactive way.
• Versatile Learning Tool: With bright and colorful pegs and a sturdy wooden board, this toy is perfect for both individual and group play, making it an ideal teaching tool for parents, teachers, and homeschoolers.

• Safe and Durable: Made from high-quality, non-toxic wooden materials, this counting peg board is safe for children to use and is built to withstand the wear and tear of regular use.
• Develop Fine Motor Skills: As children manipulate the pegs and place them in different positions on the board, they also develop their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
• Ideal Gift: This counting peg board is a great gift for any child aged 3-5 years old who is curious and eager to learn. It’s also a perfect addition to any classroom or homeschooling environment.

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• Building a Strong Foundation: Hands on play is the best kind to encourage sensory stimulation. Get children away from the screen by using teaching tools that stimulate self starting and an early understanding of numbers. Each wooden pegboard is disguised as a game, but is really teaching sequencing and math.
• Increase Early Pattern Recognition Before Preschool: These wooden peg boards were made for boys and girls age 2 through 4. Created with a child’s hand size in mind, they improve fine motor skills and stimulate early pattern recognition. It’s tactile learning that’s safe and starts kids off on the right foot for every grade thereafter.