Learning Resources - Compare Bears Pattern Cards
- ORIGINAL THREE BEAR FAMILY COUNTERS: The original Three Bear Family, also popularly known as the Compare Bears are ideal maths counters for classroom maths teaching
- HANDS-ON MATHS ACTIVITIES: Use the Double-Sided Pattern Card with the Three Bear Family maths counters to teach young children counting, patterning, sorting, adding, estimating, sequencing, and subitising
- COLOURS MATCH the Original Three Bear Family Basic Four Colour Counter Set (sold separately)
- FINE MOTOR SKILLS FUN: Placing and sorting the Compare Bears on the Pattern Cards boosts fine motor skills and hand-eye co-ordination
- INCLUDES 16 double-sided cards and a Teaching Guide, and these store inside a reusable plastic envelope; Great for learning in the classroom or at home
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Learning Resources - Compare Bears Pattern Cards
Customer reviews (10)
30 August 2015Four Stars
These pattern cards are a perfect match for using with the Three Bear Family Rainbow Counters..
26 August 2015Five Stars
Perfect for my child learning to count and recognize patterns.
26 August 2015but cards look great to
Waiting for the bears, but cards look great to use.
20 August 2015Five Stars
As described.
17 July 2015Five Stars
Nice product.
8 July 2015Five Stars
Just what we were looking for.
7 July 2015my twin 3 year olds B/G really love putting the bears on top of the patterns and ...
My twin 3 year olds B/G really love putting the bears on top of the patterns and problem solving to find out which comes next.
30 June 2015Nice pattern cards
Great for students who need extra help creating "patterns.
25 June 2015Kids love them
Great variety of patterns and can be used in a couple of different ways..
24 June 2015He usually hates doing anything that he views as "learning" but he actually enjoyed doing this for a
Came on time and my son and I have already sat down and used the cards and bears.