hand2mind Explore The Weather Counters, Weather Toys, Meteorology for Kids, Math Counters for Kids, Color Sorting Toys, Counting Manipulatives, Montessori Math Materials, Preschool Science Toys

Love, love, love this set. Added them to a weather themed week for preschool. They were just the right size for our ten frames. Enough materials for small group work. Didn’t smell at all and had a nice smooth finish.

….My Young great niece and nephews love playing with these when staying with me.The counters encourage them to be curious, to ask me questions about the weather, discuss the weather between themselves too, I’ve noticed.Really good quality, bold, bright, eye catching colours and textured on some of the surfacesGreat setHappy to recommend

I am so pleased with this set of counters. They actually look nicer in person. Loose parts like these are such a great play item to have around, because kids will find endless ways to use them. Of course they are great for discussing the weather, sorting, matching, etc. But they can also end up being a million other things in the course of imaginative play. Love open-ended toys, and this is a great set!

These weather-themed maths counters are engaging for kids. They help in learning counting, sorting, and other basic math skills through fun shapes and colors. The use of recycled materials is a plus, making it an environmentally friendly choice. The activity guide offers creative ways to incorporate learning into playtime.

I use small plastic animals and creatures for games with the kids I work with. they have fun with just the animals but I really wanted to add more to the games- they tell stories with them. I added in fruits and veggies recently and that was a lot of fun. So adding in weather will add in a whole other layer of storytelling. Yes these can be used as fun counters but as a story telling device they are a lot of fun too. Their characters can be traveling in the sun when suddenly clouds roll in and it rains or snows. Anyway, the kids love it. These are nice and chunky and kids can't bend them. Surprisingly important when playing games with middle school youth.