Found Triangle Circle Square

• HANDS-ON lessons in symmetry, perimeter, area, surface area, and volume.
• GREAT way for students to identify, analyze, compare, and compose 3-D shapes.
• Each three-inch shape folds flat, allowing for illustration of a three-dimensional shape's two-dimensional properties.
• Transparent geometric shapes plus their corresponding fold-up net inserts include - cylinder, square pyramid, cube, rectangular prism, cone, hexagonal prism, triangular pyramid, and triangular prism
• Grades 2+/Ages 7+

Arrange geometric beads into various figures and forms. Large beads are easy for little fingers. Lace them or stack them. Set contains two detachable strings and nine wooden beads in six different shapes and various colors. Cube measures 2.5" square. Made from rubber wood and printed with non-toxic soy ink. Recommended for 2 years and up. Made in Thailand.

Four 1-piece puzzles: Large Circle, Small Circle, Square, and Equilateral Triangle.

This is the perfect first puzzle set. Start as early as 9 months introducing one puzzle at a time: circle is easiest for baby.

As he/she gains dexterity and the ability to discriminate between shapes, introduce multiple puzzle at once and let him/her discover which shapes fit into which holes.

Dimension of each: 15 cm x 15 cm

The set contains two 3-piece puzzles: Circle, Square, and Triangle in one tray, and 3 Sizes of Circles in another tray. The Multiple Shape Puzzles help the child improve his gross motor skills and hand eye coordination while tracing each shape with two fingers, and placing it back in it allotted spot. The child gains understanding of figure ground, shape names, and experiences the three period lesson. Each wooden tray measures: 30 cm x 15 cm Square measures: 8 cm x 8 cm

Book 1: The Pet Poodle
-Consonant sounds: b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, r, s, t, v, w, z, sh (fish), ch (chick), -tch (witch), -ng (king), -nk (ink), -le (apple), th (teeth), wh (wheel)
-Consonant blends: st-, sl-, cl-, fr-, gr-, br-, sm-, tr-, -st, -nt, -mp, -ll, -ss, -ck, -x
-Vowel sounds: a (cat), i (pig), o (hot), u (cup), e (pet), a (ape), i (kite), o (bone), u (mule), ee (bee), ea (seal), ee (jeep), long vowels with r as in fire and deer, ar (car), or (horn), er (hammer), ir (bird), oo (moon)
-Sight words: a, the, to, and, of, I, said, are, you, have, was, how, his, be, he, we, she, so
-Continues practice of plural forms, compound words and two-syllable words

The material is necessary for the introduction of the decimal system. 9 golden beads, 9 golden bead bars, 9 golden bead squares, and 1 golden bead cube of 1000, with boxes, unit holder and tray. Individual nylon beads.

The blue board divided into 100 squares for counting from 1 to 100.

A wooden box with answer chips from 1 to 100, and a wooden control chart.

This material includes:

- one hundred golden bead units in a wooden container

- 45 golden bead bars of 10 contained in a wooden box

- 10 golden bead squares of 100

- 45 wooden squares

- 1 golden bead cube of 1000

- 9 wooden cubes of 1000

- 3 wooden trays

- 6 unit bead cups

- 3 boxes with small cards 1-3000

- 1 box with small cards 1 - 9000

- 1 box with large cards 1 - 1000

- 1 box with large cards 1 - 9000

The red board divided into 100 squares for multiplication.

A wooden box with answer chips and a control chart.

Set of 2 black wooden plates measuring 14 x 14 x 1 cm.

The Instrument For The Measurement of Angles is calibrated in 360 degrees for positioning a fraction piece from our 4.45 Fraction Circles to demonstrate how angles are measured in degrees.

The Centisimal Frame is calibrated from 0 to 100, and is used with 4.45 Fraction Circles to demonstrate how fractions may be reduced to decimal fractions.

The geometric cabinet with 6 drawers containing 35 geometric insets and frames: 6 circles, 6 rectangles, 7 triangles, 6 regular polygons, 4 curvilinear figures and 6 quadrilaterals.

• Dimensions of Cabinet: 19 x 9.75 x 9.75 inches.
• Recommended Ages: 3 years and up.

Several different shapes are inset into the wood and placed in drawers. The child distinguishes the different shapes, learns their names, and learns how to discriminate from the shapes.

A wooden box with lid and two adjacent hinged sides containing 8 wooden cubes and prisms painted red, blue, and black. The box is hinged and opens out to display the cubes. The lid is printed with the binomial square pattern.

Dimensions: 4.5 x 4.5 x 3.5 inches

Recommended Ages: 3 years and up