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A multifunctional tray that encourages observation, identification, counting, and writing from various images.

Through this activity, the child develops their sense of observation by searching for elements in an image, then counting and recording them. This concrete approach helps with counting, number recognition, and writing, while also promoting concentration.

The tray is designed to be used with different themes, allowing for varied activities throughout the year.

How to use in class or at home
The child observes an image and identifies the requested elements.

They count them, then write the corresponding number on the acrylic rectangles.

They can circle or mark the elements directly on the large transparent acrylic sheet.

The activity can be used independently or guided, depending on the child's level.

Educational Objectives
Develop observation and visual discrimination
Practice counting
Develop number sense
Support number writing
Promote concentration and autonomy

Activity Ideas
Search and find elements in an image
Count and record quantities
Compare results
Name observed elements
Explore different themes

Content
1 wooden tray
6 erasable white acrylic rectangles for writing
1 large transparent acrylic rectangle to overlay for circling elements
1 transparent acrylic rectangle with rounded corners for vocabulary cards

All acrylics can be used with erasable markers.

Usage
Compatible with acrylics and PDF sheets from the "À la loupe" collection, allowing for varied activities according to chosen themes.

Can be used in an independent workshop, in a small group, in a guided activity, or at home.

A PDF number line is offered on our Mieux Enseigner store to support counting and number recognition.

Features
Compatible with IKEA TROFAST bins
Material: high-quality wood and acrylic
Recommended age: 3 to 7 years

Important
This product is handcrafted with care. Slight variations may be present and attest to the unique character of each piece.

As with all materials intended for children, use should be supervised by an adult.