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Sorting & Counting Set | 288 Piece Sensory Math Manipulatives Kit

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$78.11 $125.99 In stock

Category: Educational Toys

Unlock endless learning opportunities with the Sorting & Counting Set, a comprehensive collection of 288 sensory-rich manipulatives designed to support early math, STEM exploration, and hands-on learning. Perfect for toddlers ages 18 months and up, this versatile set is ideal for classrooms, daycare centers, and home learning environments.

This all-in-one kit includes a wide variety of engaging materials such as sensory pattern blocks, sensory dominoes, 3D pentominoes puzzles, interlocking geometric shapes, and large and small shells. Each piece is designed to encourage exploration, sorting, and creative problem-solving through tactile play.

Perfect for use with light panels, the translucent and textured pieces enhance light table play, allowing children to explore color, shape, and pattern in a visually stimulating way. This interactive experience supports sensory development and visual learning.

Children can practice counting, sorting, patterning, and grouping, building foundational math skills while strengthening fine motor development and hand-eye coordination. The variety of shapes and textures also promotes early STEM concepts such as geometry, spatial reasoning, and problem-solving.

The set includes 288 durable pieces and comes packed in a convenient plastic storage container, making it easy to organize, store, and transport. The sensory dominoes measure 2.8" x 1.4" with a thickness of 0.18", perfectly sized for small hands.

Whether used for structured learning or open-ended play, the Sorting & Counting Set provides a rich, engaging way to combine math, sensory exploration, and creativity into one powerful educational experience.

Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Lily T. ★★★★★

The sheer number of pieces—288 total—means I can finally do sorting, counting, and even simple pattern work all at once with my kindergartner. The variety of textures keeps him engaged for way longer than our old flashcards ever did. It's a solid investment for any early math time at home.

Adam E. ★★★★☆

My three-year-old has been counting the little bears by color, and the storage tub keeps everything neat, though a few more sorting bowls would be nice for bigger groups.