Sorting-game "Watermelon - 2"

🧠 What the child experiences

In this engaging activity, children don’t just see numbers — they physically interact with them. Each watermelon slice is numbered from 1 to 10, and the task is to place the matching number of seeds on each slice. This hands-on game helps kids practice counting, compare quantities, and understand the relationship between parts and the whole while building fine motor skills and focus.

📦 What’s included:

• Round wooden base shaped like a watermelon

• 10 numbered slices (from 1 to 10)

• 55+ seeds for counting and sorting

• Colorful arc for visual cues and quantity awareness

Made from safe materials with high-quality printing.

🎯 What it develops:

– Counting from 1 to 10 and quantity recognition
– Concepts of parts and wholes, comparison of values
– Number vocabulary and basic math language
– Sensory integration through movement, color, and touch
– Fine motor skills, logic, and visual focus

💡 Ideas for educational play:

– “Place the seeds according to the number” — basic counting activity
– “Which slice has more?” — compare quantities
– “Find the number” — locate a slice by its digit
– “Sort the seeds” — by size, color, or amount
– Themes: early math, nutrition, fractions, sorting, numbers

👥 Who it’s for:

– Parents of children aged 3–6 for home learning
– Preschool teachers, speech therapists, NEL/early education specialists
– Learning centers, math clubs, sensory development rooms
– Wholesale buyers creating kits on counting, logic, sorting, and motor skills

📦 Why it works well for wholesale:

– Combines math, motor development, and visual learning in one
– Round format supports introduction to fractions and part–whole concepts
– Great for group activities and early curriculum (NEL/NUSH ready)
– Compact and easy to include in themed learning kits
– Bright, food-based design attracts and engages children

A game that teaches children to count not just with numbers, but through color, motion, shape — and the joy of discovery.