Games around numbers and quantities

Educational game volume theory made of wood - discontinued item
Here, up to six children can compare three actually very different cuboids and find that they are somehow the same size.
For example, the child learns that a cube with an edge length of 3 cm and a cuboid measuring 3 x 1.5 x 6 cm are the same size by using one of the six different placement cards to place two of the bodies next to each other so that they are as a whole (volume) are the same size.
Material: beech wood, painted in color
Contents: 72 pieces in the game box including 3 x 6 card set
Dimensions: cube 3 x 3 x 3 cm, cuboid: 3 x 1.5 x 6 cm
Recommended age: from 5 years

Available only according to available quantity!

Educational game numbers
As in the case of the capital letters, the attraction of experience lies in the simultaneous seeing and feeling. In addition to the numbers 1 to 9, each of which contains 2x, the learning game also contains 4x the zero and 1x the mathematical symbols plus (+), minus (-), times (x), through (:), is equal to (=) , Greater than (>) and less than (<). This also makes it possible to work with simple arithmetic tasks, comparisons or larger numbers. By pausing, then cutting, crafting, molding and then stamping or simple descendants with pen ends, the numbers on the wooden tablet much better. This is also a good exercise for preschool children. Due to their sensitivity, the wooden tablets can also be used in special education, for example for the visually impaired and the blind, but you can also easily make yourself a feel and touch game out of it. Just put it in a bag, reach into it, feel it and tell the other players the result and then show it. If the marker is located on the wooden panels at the bottom right, it is guaranteed that the number does not stand upside down. Ideal additions to this educational game are the educational games capital letters or lowercase letters.
Material: birch plywood, color lacquered
Content: 29 parts
Size of the wooden tablets: 7 x 5 x 0.4 cm
Age recommendation: from 4 years

Color Slit Game Sorting Box
Children playfully learn forms, colors, quantities and numbers with the sorting box. The subdivision in the wooden box makes a control immediately possible. The wooden strip is placed on the wooden box and serves as a template z. B. for color or quantity detection. The lid is hinged and the panels are easily removed.
Dimensions: W / H / D: 46 x 7 x 16 cm (wooden box), W: 44 x 4 cm (wooden slats), W: 5 x 4 cm (wooden panels)
Age recommendation: from 3 years

Attention ! Not suitable for children under 36 months. Contains small parts that can be swallowed - danger of suffocation!

Small wild cube
Actually, this cube should better be called crazy cube, because nobody can predict which balls are where and how many they show. Even when you try it out, you immediately notice the unusual construction. There are 16 recesses on each side which can accommodate 1-6 metal balls. So it happens that the balls, which can also be referred to as quantities, have to be recorded in a constantly changing arrangement. So every time you roll the dice, there are always new subsets. This cube is therefore not only suitable for conventional dice and board games, but also for therapeutic use. He trains and promotes the ability to simultaneously record quantities and combine partial quantities.
For a better understanding we provide a short instruction manual.
Material: plastic, metal
Dimensions W / H / D: 4.5 x 4.5 x 4.5 cm
Age recommendation: from 4 years

Castle Evermore by IQ Games
An easy game for clever intermediaries!
It's snowing and snowing. More and more snowflakes are forming a pile of snow, which is gradually turning into a wonderful castle, Castle Evermore. The old Snow King is already very impatient: when will his snow castle finally be finished? Pay attention to the differences in size of the growing snow palace! By cleverly "intermediating" you can steal cards from the other players. Suspense until the end: only then will the winner be revealed! The meaning of the word "in between" and recognizing a
size that lies between two others is an important prerequisite for dealing with numbers, quantities and sizes. This game teaches the basics of arithmetic and mathematics in a playful way.
Main focus: Understanding the number sizes 0 - 30
Contents: 31 sturdy punch cards for laying out 1 invitation card colored instructions (multilingual)
Material: cardboard
Number of players: 1-4
Playing time: 20-30 minutes
Recommended age: from 4 years

Wild cube Maxi, the big crazy cube
The wild cube Maxi is designed in such a way that the quantities must be recorded in constantly changing arrangement. As a result, the children learn to recognize and determine small and large quantities. They understand how a lot is formed or divided and learn to present this specifically. In addition, they learn to combine sub -quantities and carry out simple, prenomeral mathematical operations. Playing with the wild cube Maxi is particularly important when learning the basic arithmetic. It promotes understanding of the mathematical basics such as the ability to determine quantities, sizes and lengths. In addition to use in the therapeutic area, the cube can also be used for all known cubes and board games. There is a small "window" on each of the six sides. Behind each of these "windows" can fall into 16 different hollows when dice. After each dice there is a different ball picture. In this way, while the children enjoy the game, the visual perception and the ability to simultaneously recess.
Developed after the game idea of ​​Dietmar Wenzel
Material: acrylic glass, ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) foam
Edge length: 21 cm
Age recommendation: from 4 years

Damn it and add it
That's how damn it! How many dots does the Wild Die show? With the help of balls and a special placement board, you can playfully work on counting the number. In another game variation, the number rolled determines which wooden piece is placed in the frame. The board gradually fills up. Now you have to be careful to ensure that all the pieces are placed correctly and that the board is completely closed at the end. The game includes detailed instructions with many game suggestions and additional worksheets and templates, and is ideal for individual play or small group play.
Focus: Endurance, partial quantity recognition, concentration, quantity recognition, spatial relationship, visual perception
Winning the worlddidac Award!
Game Idea: Dietmar Wenzel
Contents: Plastic wild cube (edge ​​length 4.5 cm), 16 wooden balls (8 red, 8 blue, Ø 3 cm), 52 wooden pieces, wooden box with a double-sided playing field: top side as a board, bottom side as a playing field with 16 recesses, grid foil, including 1 set of instructions with template pages and templates.
Material: Wood, plastic
Recommended age: 3 years and up
Caution! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Small balls, choking hazard., Small parts, choking hazard.