Wool Balls Color Sorting Set
Ditch the plastic and bring the warmth of natural textures into your classroom or playroom. The Kodo Kids Wool Balls Color Sorting Set is a premium, 56-piece manipulative kit designed to make early math concepts tangible and engaging. Featuring vibrant, rainbow-hued wool, this set invites children to explore through touch while developing essential cognitive skills.
Whether they are matching a crimson ball to its corresponding bowl or practicing "one-to-one correspondence" by counting out a sequence, children will be drawn to the soft, organic feel of these handmade pieces. It’s an open-ended resource perfect for color recognition, patterning, and fine motor development, seamlessly fitting into Montessori, Reggio Emilia, or traditional early childhood environments.
Ditch the plastic and bring the warmth of natural textures into your classroom or playroom. The Kodo Kids Wool Balls Color Sorting Set is a premium, 56-piece manipulative kit designed to make early math concepts tangible and engaging. Featuring vibrant, rainbow-hued wool, this set invites children to explore through touch while developing essential cognitive skills.
Whether they are matching a crimson ball to its corresponding bowl or practicing "one-to-one correspondence" by counting out a sequence, children will be drawn to the soft, organic feel of these handmade pieces. It’s an open-ended resource perfect for color recognition, patterning, and fine motor development, seamlessly fitting into Montessori, Reggio Emilia, or traditional early childhood environments.
Original: $125.00
-65%$125.00
$43.75Description
Ditch the plastic and bring the warmth of natural textures into your classroom or playroom. The Kodo Kids Wool Balls Color Sorting Set is a premium, 56-piece manipulative kit designed to make early math concepts tangible and engaging. Featuring vibrant, rainbow-hued wool, this set invites children to explore through touch while developing essential cognitive skills.
Whether they are matching a crimson ball to its corresponding bowl or practicing "one-to-one correspondence" by counting out a sequence, children will be drawn to the soft, organic feel of these handmade pieces. It’s an open-ended resource perfect for color recognition, patterning, and fine motor development, seamlessly fitting into Montessori, Reggio Emilia, or traditional early childhood environments.
