Exactly what it says on the tin - a simple, useful set of number cards that show each number both as a numeral and as a word.
Busy parents need tools that do the job without extra fuss. These cards let your child see numbers in both formats, so they learn when “7” and “seven” mean the same thing. That bridges reading and maths early on, helping with confidence in both reading and writing.
Why parents like them
Ready to use: pull them out whenever you have five minutes - at the table, in the car, or before bed.
Clear and uncluttered: big numerals and easy-to-read words so your child isn’t distracted.
Practical: supports school skills like number recognition, spelling of number words, and simple counting.
Supports reading and understanding language and number.
Games included
Fast-match: match numeral to word - timed rounds for a bit of excitement.
Number line race: order cards to build a number sequence.
Read-and-do: pick a card and complete a small task (jump 4 times for “4”) to link meaning and action.
No jargon, no extra fluff - just a small, effective resource that turns short moments into confident learning. Perfect for parents who want real progress without complicated lesson plans.
Exactly what it says on the tin - a simple, useful set of number cards that show each number both as a numeral and as a word.
Busy parents need tools that do the job without extra fuss. These cards let your child see numbers in both formats, so they learn when “7” and “seven” mean the same thing. That bridges reading and maths early on, helping with confidence in both reading and writing.
Why parents like them
Ready to use: pull them out whenever you have five minutes - at the table, in the car, or before bed.
Clear and uncluttered: big numerals and easy-to-read words so your child isn’t distracted.
Practical: supports school skills like number recognition, spelling of number words, and simple counting.
Supports reading and understanding language and number.
Games included
Fast-match: match numeral to word - timed rounds for a bit of excitement.
Number line race: order cards to build a number sequence.
Read-and-do: pick a card and complete a small task (jump 4 times for “4”) to link meaning and action.
No jargon, no extra fluff - just a small, effective resource that turns short moments into confident learning. Perfect for parents who want real progress without complicated lesson plans.
