Measure Up! Cups (#1971):

Toddlers love to dump and fill, stack and swat…and this natural play introduces important preschool concepts like size, sequence, volume and color. Later, they'll mold stamp and sort with these colorful cups that have animal shapes on each one. Uniquely designed cups are volumetrically correct, introducing and reinforcing math concepts. The contents of cups 3 and 4 really do fill cup 7! New scalloped edges aid scooping and sandbox play. Expanded Parent Guide included. Colors may vary. From approximately 2" x 2" to 4" x 3" (from 5cm x 5cm to 8cm x 6cm).
Appropriate from 18 months - Primary School

KEY BENEFITS:

• Stack, sort, count, and nest cups of different sizes and colors;
• Identify numerals and trilingual number words;
• Explore counting and number operations;
• Early math and science concepts;
• Become aware of clock face positions;
• Explore volumetrically correct feature (e.g. 1 cup + 2 cup = 3 cup);
• Experiment with water, rice, beans, or other small objects to demonstrate abstract math concepts;
• Use to scoop, pour, and stamp;
• Recognize animal shapes;
• Practice sequencing skills;
• Raised bases stabilize the cups for successful stacking!

Measure Up! Pots & Spoons (#1674):

Little ones stir, pour, measure, and pretend play their way to important early math and science concepts. These marvelous manipulatives are volumetrically correct and sized to interact with our Measure Up!® Cups. From number associations, to stacking & sorting, to molding & stamping, this discovery cooking set builds a host of important preschool concepts. Includes: 5 Pots, 5 Spoons and complete Activity Guide. Pots sized from 3 9/16" X 1 13/16" to 5 3/16" X 3 3/4"(9 cm X 5 cm to 13 cm X 10 cm)
from 2 years to primary school

KEY BENEFITS:

• Identify colors, shapes, numbers, and textures;
• Develop early skills related to counting, sorting, sequencing, nesting, stacking and measurement;
• Pair with Measure Up!® Cups to enhance proportional measurement discoveries, e.g.: (Vol. #10 Cup = Vol. #1 Pot) (Vol. #10 Spoon = Vol. #1 Cup);
• Use spoons to explore balance and center of gravity;
• Learn about food groups from the designs on the bottom of the pots;
• Play with clay: pots can stamp on clay; clay can mold inside spoons;
• Focus on different number associations: numbers stamped inside pots; number of dots inside pots; number of different shapes on handles, plus much more!

Specifically designed with the following in mind:
Age Range:	Learning Pathways:	Learning Styles:	Autism Support:	Special Needs:

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