Colour, Shapes & Early Numbers Flash Cards

Introduce an engaging learning experience with Learning Can Be Fun Colours flashcards! Tailored for ages 3 and up, these vibrant cards captivate young minds exploring colours, shapes, and numbers 1-10. The clear, uncluttered design facilitates easy counting and naming of objects, fostering early cognitive skills. Featuring 11 colours with diverse representations, 10 shapes accompanied by written words and creative designs, and numbers 1-10 presented in symbols, words, and illustrations, this set is a comprehensive educational tool. The inclusive activity guide offers various ways to maximize learning benefits. With each laminated card measuring 87mm x 123mm and boasting rounded edges for durability, this set ensures convenience in sorting and handling. Make learning a delightful journey as children say numbers, draw shapes, and name captivating purple pictures. Learning Can Be Fun Colours flashcards—where education meets excitement!

Contents include:

• 22 double-sided colour cards
• 20 double-sided shape cards
• 20 double-sided number card
• 3 double-sided activity guide card

Suitable for ages 3+ years

Developmental Benefits

• Cognitive Development: Interacting with Colour, Shapes & Early Numbers Flash Cards stimulates cognitive growth, enhancing memory, attention, and problem-solving abilities.
• Numeracy Skills: Early exposure to numbers on the flash cards lays the groundwork for numerical understanding, helping children recognize and associate numbers with quantities.
• Shape Recognition: Engaging with shape flash cards supports the development of visual discrimination, as children learn to identify and differentiate various geometric shapes.
• Colour Recognition: The incorporation of colours in the flash cards aids in colour recognition, fostering an understanding of basic colour concepts.
• Language Development: Descriptions and discussions about colours, shapes, and numbers on the flash cards contribute to language development, expanding vocabulary and communication skills.
• Fine Motor Skills: Handling the flash cards encourages the development of fine motor skills as children manipulate and explore the cards.
• Visual Stimulation: Vibrant and visually appealing images on the flash cards provide sensory stimulation, capturing children's interest and imagination.
• Early Math Concepts: Introduction to early math concepts, such as counting and basic arithmetic, prepares children for more advanced mathematical understanding in later stages.
• Problem-Solving Skills: Activities involving the flash cards prompt children to think critically and solve problems related to colours, shapes, and numbers.
• Social Interaction: Sharing and discussing the flash cards with caregivers or peers promotes social interaction, cooperation, and collaborative learning experiences.