Meet the clever cat who went fishing — not just for fun, but to count, compare, and analyze! In this game, children practice counting fish, learn numbers, and use comparison symbols like “=”, “>”, and “<”. Through play, they develop focus, logic, and a love for early math — all guided by a friendly storyline.
— Game board with two rows for fish
— 20 fish tokens (in different colors and designs)
— 10 number tokens
— 3 comparison sign tokens: “=”, “<”, “>”
— Safe materials and high-quality printing
— Board size: 32 × 23 cm
— Age: 4+
— Counting from 1 to 9
— Comparing quantities (more / less / equal)
— Logical thinking and spatial organization
— Memory, attention, and concentration
— Understanding of basic math symbols and meanings
Place 2–3 fish in the first row. Ask the child to count them and place the correct number token above the row.
Do the same for the second row: count the fish and place the matching number above.
Ask the child to compare both rows and insert the correct symbol in the middle: “=”, “<”, or “>”.
You can increase difficulty: add more fish, vary the colors, or build a story (e.g., “Which fish were caught with a red worm?”).
— “How many fish on the left? And the right?” — practicing counting
— “Where is there more?” — developing comparison skills
— “Choose the right symbol” — recognizing math signs
— “Make up a story about the fish” — boosting creativity and speech
— Topics: Numbers, Math, Logic, Quantity, Storytelling
— Children aged 4–6
— Preschools, early years classrooms, and inclusive settings
— Speech therapists, special educators, math teachers
— Learning centers and homeschoolers
— Great for school readiness and playful math learning
— Appealing character-driven plot — keeps kids engaged
— Math through play — ideal for preschool curriculum
— Large tokens — easy to grip for small hands
— Turns abstract math into something visual and fun
— Top pick in the educational toy category
This is more than a counting game — it’s a playful way to help children think, compare, and feel confident as little problem-solvers.