These bright colourful numbers and symbols are crafted from wood and have a magnetic underlay. Perfect for sticking onto an easel or handy metal surfaces like the fridge or radiator.
A great aid for promoting early numeracy skills. Learn how to recognise different numbers, count, add up, subtract, multiply and divide. 100 pieces included (70 numbers and 30 assorted maths symbols). Also encourages thinking and reasoning skills and hand eye co-ordination.
Made from high quality, responsibly sourced materials.
For children aged 3 years +
Average height of number 5 cm.
Conforms to current European safety standards.
Not suitable for children younger than 3 years (Choking Hazard
- small parts)
Pls note, packaging has changed slightly from featured image (still very similar) but contents are unchanged.
Delivery Update 23 July 2021
Please note the following temporary amendment to our Standard UK Delivery terms below.
Due to limited staff availability any orders received after 5pm on 23 July 2021 will not be dispatched until 03 August 2021. If you have any queries or concerns please get in touch via our contact form. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.
Standard UK Delivery
Our Standard UK delivery charge is £2.99. All in-stock orders will be dispatched within 2 working days and orders are fulfilled Monday – Friday (not including bank holidays).
Royal Mail and other courier services are experiencing very high volumes at present. Delivery lead time is normally 2 - 3 days, but please allow up to 7 working days for your order to arrive, especially during the busiest periods.
If your product hasn't arrived after 7 working days please get in touch and we will investigate.
Exceptions
Please note there are exceptions to our Standard Delivery terms applying to the farthest reaches of the UK, being the offshore Islands, Scottish Highlands, and Northern Ireland.
We currently do not ship to addresses outside the UK.
BFPO
We are able to delivery to BFPO addresses, under Standard UK delivery terms. Please ensure correct Royal Mail postcodes are used.
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