Land and Water Form Trays n-beads This series of prisms demonstrates

This series of prisms demonstrates to the child the change in width (breadth)

A multi-layered wooden rabbit puzzle in gradient colours

and 1 lock uses a 3-digit combination

This alphabet board is double-sided with traceable upper and lower case print letters

This large two-compartment box with lid contains all the equations and products for the multiples 1–10: one set with equations printed on them

Land and Water Form Trays n-beads This series of prisms demonstratesTen trays of the most common land and water forms: lake, island, gulf, peninsula, strait, isthmus, bay, cape, archipelago, and system of lakes. Set A (6 trays): lake, island, gulf, peninsula, strait, and isthmus. Set B (4 trays): bay, cape, archipelago, and system of lakes. The Land and Water Form Trays are a tool used to teach the names of different land forms and water forms. The child pours water into each tray in order to visualize where the land