Wooden Lazy 8 for Midline crossing Colour:Red The number boards encourage layered

The number boards encourage layered learning

The spiral and triangle boards follow the development of children’s finger movements which start off big and become smaller

They also start associating numbers with quantities

Wooden finger trace letter set welcome children to the world of letters in a fun way

Basic calculation skills are also stimulated as children learn that ‘more than’ means add and ‘less than’ means subtract

Wooden Lazy 8 for Midline crossing Colour:Red The number boards encourage layered"Midline crossing emerges as a child develops bilateral coordination skills. As the child learns to coordinate a strong hand which is doing something skilled (eg cutting) and an assistant hand which is helping (eg holding the paper), the ability to spontaneously cross the midline develops.