Number tracing board wooden 1 to 10
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Number writing board up to 10 fits in a child's rucksack, on small tables, on an airplane; with water as a “writing aid” even in a hospital bed
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Trace with your finger, a paintbrush and water or a wooden pencil and then put the practiced swinging exercises on paper.
What is initially "just" tracing fun, quickly allows the children to connect what they feel with their finger to the number and then write it from memory.
The writing quickly becomes fluid and relaxes the little fingers.
With "magic water", the numbers quickly disappear again, which is good when traveling on an airplane, in a hospital bed or on the road. T
racing the grooves with the child's finger builds up the child's finger-muscle memory for numbers while they learn to write independently.
The fingertip of the index finger is the best way to feel for first learning.
Filling the recesses with small objects such as rice, pebbles, vegetable snacks, shells etc. quickly awakens the fun of new discoveries and the numbers are learned in no time at all.
Our untreated beech wood number boards measure 10cm x 20cm x 2cm and are made from untreated wood from certified German forestry.
Brushes, shovels and pliers sets made of wood are available in our store but are not included in the offer
Safety note:
Attention. Please note that the individual parts are not suitable for babies/toddlers under 36 months and that they cannot reach the materials unsupervised. Otherwise, there is a risk of small parts being swallowed. Pay attention to this and do not leave children unsupervised.
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