Learning Resources (Firm)

Botley helps your child learn early STEM skills while playing and having fun. He teaches kids to code with active, screen-free play that's perfect for promoting critical thinking and problem solving skills.

These educational toys include 10 friendly two-piece number sheep who are numbered 1?10 and ready for early math lessons in number recognition, counting, sequencing, and more. Each sheep also features a different color of the rainbow - instead of the usual white or black, these sheep have wool that's red, blue, orange, green, and more! Sized just right for little hands, the number sheep's removable snap-on, snap-off wool doubles as a fine motor skills...

Encourages kids to experiment with colors by observing the world around them. Mix and match the primary colored lenses to make secondary and tertiary colors.

Hands-on construction and colorful underwater pals provide a fun way to build fine motor skills. Big, chunky play pieces fit easily onto large gears, providing endless mix-and-match play. This friendly set encourages creativity and allows children to explore cause and effect.

"This kit is full of fun facts about robots, computers, x-rays and other cool technology and inventions. Kids will get active with the interactive coding games that keeps bodies busy while brains gain valuable practice in sequencing, decision making and following commands just like a computer."--Publisher's website.