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TTS Alice Sharp’s Monster Maths Take Home Bags 5pk

Original price was: £161.12.Current price is: £98.03.

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Find Opposites: Explore the concept of opposites. Each monster bag includes tasks to help identify and match opposite pairs, enhancing understanding.
Match Pairs: The set encourages children to match pairs, whether it’s socks, ties, or glasses. This activity helps cognitive development and improves memory skills through fun, interactive play.
Compare Attributes: Children can compare size, colour, and pattern with the various accessories provided. These comparisons help develop critical thinking and observational skills.
Sort and Match: Sorting and matching activities are integral to this set. Children will enjoy organising items by different criteria, which aids in developing logical reasoning and categorisation skills.
Supports EYFS Aims: These monster bags support the EYFS aim of recognising, identifying, creating, and extending patterns. The activities are designed to make learning about patterns engaging and accessible.

Engage parents with these monster-themed maths games by Alice Sharp, in five take-home backpacks.

Each bag features a charming monster, accessories, and an activity booklet with engaging maths games to support early years skills.

Enhance early years communication and language skills with monster-themed maths games. These resources support the EYFS curriculum and promote personal, social, and emotional development. Each of the five mini backpacks includes a plush monster, accessories, and an activity booklet by early years specialist Alice Sharp, making learning fun and encouraging parental involvement at home.

Children engage in sorting, matching, counting, pattern recognition, sequencing, and understanding shapes and opposites. These tasks help them compare numbers, identify shapes, and understand size differences, all within a playful monster theme. Activities include finding monsters, matching socks, and dressing them in patterned ties and glasses, helping to embed early maths concepts.
The take-home bags also foster sharing, play, and vocabulary development as children tell each other about their work and play, supporting both teachers and parents in early years education.