We all have neighbors: roommates, housemates, classmates in kindergarten, and so on. It turns out that numbers have them too, and those are exactly what your little one is about to meet. With your help, they will learn what neighboring numbers are and how to identify them. And the task cards with varying levels of difficulty will help reinforce their knowledge! What do you need to do? Explain to your child what neighboring numbers are (they are the ones that stand next to each other). Now, take the pointer stick and show a concrete example on the number line. For instance, let's look at the numbers 5, 6, and 7. Take the stick and place it on them. The red arrow points to the number, and the two blue ones point to its neighbors. Once simple numbers are mastered, you can move on to the task cards. In them, your little one will have to identify the number hiding behind the question mark.
Set includes: 2 number lines, a pointer stick, 30 task cards, game rules.
Age: 4+
Number of players: 1-4
Game time: 15 minutes
Dimensions: 95x125x20 mm
