5+ years

Kids can practice counting, sorting and colors with this set of 250 transparent counters in six colors
Each counter measures 0.75″
Use with a light table to illustrate color mixing

Encourage fine motor skills with these counting chips! With 6 colors, children can count, group and explore colorful patterns.
Ideal size for learning! Each chip measures 0.75″ in diameter so young hands find them easy to pick up. And with 1,000 pieces, you’ll never run out of math game counters again!
Visual, tactile teaching aid. Teach children how to mix colors with these counters. As they’re transparent, they look brilliant on projectors and light panels!
Counters come in 6 colors: blue, green, purple, yellow, light orange and dark orange.

PIECES YOU CAN COUNT ON — An essential STEM accessory, these transparent counters feature four colors – green, blue, red and yellow. Use them to learn early math, keep score and more! Sold as 3 sets, each set includes 250 counters for a total of 750 counters.
MAKE LEARNING COLORFUL — These versatile learning resources help the development of essential skills like counting and sorting. Kids also love to create patterns and sort these colorful markers!
COLLECT, SORT OR BINGO! — Use these counters for a variety of activities. Sort them, use them as point chips or mark Bingo cards.
SENSORY PLAY — Place the counters in a bottle with water to watch the colors dance! Or place the counters in a tub of sand to have kids collect and sort them.

250 PIECES YOU CAN COUNT ON — An essential STEM accessory, these 250 transparent counters feature four colors – green, blue, red and yellow. Use them to learn early math, keep score and more!
MAKE LEARNING COLORFUL — These versatile learning resources help the development of essential skills like counting and sorting. Kids also love to create patterns and sort these colorful markers!
COLLECT, SORT OR BINGO! — Use these counters for a variety of activities. Sort them, use them as point chips or mark Bingo cards.
SENSORY PLAY — Place the counters in a bottle with water to watch the colors dance! Or place the counters in a tub of sand to have kids collect and sort them.