Marilynn G Barr

Tea for Two: Matching Games for Numbers Marilynn G Barr

Children receive plenty of practice matching numerals, number words, and number sets with the ready-to-use beginning games featured in Tea For Two. Players learn to follow directions, practice fair-play, and develop readiness, fine-motor, and memory skills. Game formats include trail games, match boards, clothespin games, and stackers. Every game includes a game board and programmed playing pieces. Little ones match numerals and number sets on trail games such as Bones for Bongo, Turtles Races, and Tea For Two. Boots For Bunny, Birds of a Feather, and Tiger Truck Tires clothespin games offer number recognition skills practice as well as fine motor skills development. Children clip matching clothespin game cards to bunnies, a peacock, and tiger trucks. Toast and Jelly, Polar Bear Patches, and Cheep Cheep match board games provide numeral and number word recognition. Players match jelly, patches, and chicks cutout game cards to the correct spaces on each game board. Number Box Stackers offers self-checking multi-dimensional skills practice as children identify and stack matching box game cards.