Learn to Count Roundabout, Educational Game

Learn to count from 1 to 10 on the “Roundabout” wheel!

How do children successfully learn to count?.. The variety is the answer – with as many early maths games as possible. Once children know how to count to 5, it is time to introduce our “Roundabout” maths game. It consists of three plywood wheels in different sizes connected in the centre. Each is movable and divided into sectors. The outer ring shows various vegetables and groups of fruit. The middle ring shows hands with finger count, indicating different sets of numbers. And the top ring shows respective numbers. The child’s task is to match the sectors on the circles, one at a time.

Learn to count with structured counting toys

Structured learning in the early years is as important as open-ended play. It provides vital foundation for future mathematics learning.

– The Roundabout wheel connects 3 mathematical ideas. Children learn to associate digits (their numeric value) with finger count and groups of objects.
– The “Learn to Count” Roundabout enhances children’s natural interest in maths and it helps them to make sense of quantities in their physical and social worlds.
– Such early maths games allow adults to evaluate knowledge of young children’s cognitive, linguistic, physical, social and emotional development. In other words, the activity gives clarity on the progress. For example, whether a child has grasped the concept of finger count, whether more counting toys and activities are required to improve it.

Learn to count on the “Roundabout” is a well thought-out educational game that allows small children to learn 123 in a structured yet interactive way! One can integrate it well with other early maths games in the learning space. Be it at home or a kindergarten.

Watch our video – how children learn to count and activate their fingers, enjoying the process and nurturing their curiosity in maths!

Whenever there is finger count and wheels – children have fun!

The set includes: 3 plywood rotating wheels supported by a metal peg
Age: 3-5 years
Size: 265 mm