Natural Sorting and Stacking Stones 12pcs

£11.32

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Introduce Mathematical Concepts: These stones help introduce mathematical concepts such as size, shape, and colour, making them a useful tool for early years numeracy resources.
Wonderfully Tactile and Smooth: Made from smooth, tactile materials, these stones provide a sensory-rich experience that enhances tactile learning resources and supports sensory development.
Adds Challenge to Construction Play: The stones add an extra challenge to construction play in early years settings, encouraging problem-solving and creative thinking.
Supports Imaginative Play: These stones provide flexible and open-ended resources that support children’s imaginative play, aligning with the EYFS curriculum.
Versatile Learning Tool: With three sizes and four natural colours, these stones are perfect for various educational activities, including montessori shape sorting and construction eyfs ideas.

A set of natural stacking pebbles that enhance construction play and introduce maths language.

These sorting and stacking stones come in three sizes and four natural colours, aiding early maths and tactile learning.

These natural sorting and stacking stones introduce mathematical concepts and support language development. Constructed from smooth, tactile materials, the stones come in three sizes and four natural colours, perfect for sorting activities. The set of twelve stones is ideal for group activities and foster collaborative learning.

Suitable from birth to five years, these stones align with the Early Learning Goals (ELGs) and promote imaginative play. They enhance construction play in early years settings, supporting problem-solving and creative thinking. Practitioners will find them useful for activities such as montessori shape sorting and construction.
By promoting tactile learning and sensory development, the stones offer a hands-on learning experience. These resources support individual and group learning, aligning with the EYFS curriculum.