Helen Plum Library

12 plastic cups in graduated sizes which are volumetrically proportional, learn number & word recognition, sorting by color, sequencing by size or number, volume & weight, pouring & measuring, stacking & nesting and more

"t takes a very steady hand to pull a block from the tower—without causing our bugs to come crashing down! Players just roll the die to select a color...then pull a matching bug block from the tower and place it on top—being careful not to let the bugs fall!"--

"Teach students shapes in a fun and engaging way! Great for beginning math curriculum and developing fine motor skills, this activity tasks students with sorting images of everyday objects by their basic shapes. An A+ addition to learning games, these quality boxes are made to hold up for use again and again. Plus, they are self-checking as each one has the answers on the bottom so they can be used for independent learning too.."--

"A smart addition to your learning games, this hands-on activity is a clever way for students to better understand what day-to-day activities are generally completed during the day, at night or at any time of the day. Each card includes a different task or activity, such as "fly a kite" or "get dressed for school". Then, little learners sort the cards into the appropriate "Day", "Night" or "Both" boxes. Great for year after year use, this fun learning...

Game boards and strings are used to teach division

"Meet Q, the genius monkey with A LOT to learn about life. In the board game Q’s Race to the Top, children can help Q race to the top of his tree house by answering questions and performing fun actions. The questions are designed to promote feeling identification and verbalization, manners, social skills, creative thinking, balance, and coordination--"website

"Get moving and grooving with this fun dancing game for toddlers! Duck Duck Dance! is simple and sweet, with 4 large dice featuring 8 different easy dance moves. From spinning to wiggling, players imitate the adorable ducks to uncover the 4 audience members to complete the game! All 2+ games include a parent guide with tips for adapting the game to your child's age and skill level, as well as fun twists to play the game in new ways!"-- "Learning...

Learn to recognize different fruits and colors. Includes pineapple, strawberry and grapes. Develops eye-had coordination, visual perception and problem solving skills.

Learn where plants & fruits grow: Created to inspire learning, the farmer's market landscape showcases a variety of fruits & veggies in their natural growing state. Kids will learn about where and how some common produce grows

Learn to recognize different vegetables and colors. Includes lettuce, peppers and pumpkins. Develops eye-had coordination, visual perception and problem solving skills.