Champions' Podium

A progressive educational board that encourages counting, comparing, and reasoning through challenges inspired by the Olympics.

Through this activity, the child awards trophies to different characters, counts the quantities obtained, compares the results, and organizes the podium. This helps them develop their mathematical skills in a concrete, visual, and motivating way.

The removable materials allow for easy manipulation of the elements and adaptation of the activity to the child's level.

How to use in class or at home
The child picks characters, assigns them a color, then selects one or more trophy cards.

They distribute the trophies according to the instructions, count the quantities obtained, and compare the results.

They then place the characters on the podium based on who has the most.

The activity can increase in complexity by adding cards and combining quantities.

Educational objectives
Develop counting and addition
Compare quantities
Stimulate logic and mathematical reasoning
Promote autonomy and decision-making
Develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination

Activity ideas
Award trophies from a card
Add up the quantities obtained
Compare results between characters
Sort from largest to smallest
Organize the podium according to the results

Content
1 Podium board
8 removable characters
12 trophy cards
1 set of small trophies
1 number line to support counting
8 vocabulary cards
Acrylic letters
1 transparent rectangle for inserting cards

All materials are removable, easy to handle, move, and clean.

Language component
The vocabulary cards and acrylic letters also allow for language work. The child can recognize words, enrich their sports-related vocabulary, and associate images with words.

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

Features
Compatible with IKEA TROFAST bins
Materials: quality wood and acrylic
Recommended age: 4 to 7 years

Important
This product is carefully handmade. Slight variations may be present and attest to the unique character of each piece.

As with all materials intended for children, use should be under adult supervision.