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hand2mind Weather Counters - Color Sorting & Counting Manipulatives, Medium, Plastic, Model 96147, Multicolor

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hand2mind Weather Counters - Color Sorting & Counting Manipulatives, Medium, Plastic, Model 96147, MulticolorIntroducing the hand2mind Explore the Weather Counters, a vibrant and engaging educational tool designed to enhance early math and science learning for children. These colorful counters are perfect for counting, sorting, and pattern making, while introducing kids to basic weather elements. Constructed from durable, 100% post consumer recycled plastic, these medium sized manipulatives are designed for long lasting use in both classroom and home

Introducing the hand2mind Explore the Weather Counters, a vibrant and engaging educational tool designed to enhance early math and science learning for children. These colorful counters are perfect for counting, sorting, and pattern-making, while introducing kids to basic weather elements.

Constructed from durable, 100% post-consumer recycled plastic, these medium-sized manipulatives are designed for long-lasting use in both classroom and home settings. The unique shapes—sun, cloud, lightning, rain, wind, and snow—are available in six different colors, making them visually appealing and effective for young learners. The included Activity Guide features four Getting Started Activities that contain essential weather facts and early math activities, offering a comprehensive learning experience. The versatile counters can be used in sensory bins, classrooms, or at home, providing endless opportunities for hands-on play and exploration.

Key Features:
  • Weather-themed Shapes: Includes 6 unique weather-related shapes (sun, cloud, lightning, rain, wind, snow) for engaging learning.
  • Colorful Design: Available in 6 different colors to help children identify and learn basic weather elements.
  • Durable Material: Made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic, ensuring safety and sustainability.
  • Supports Early Math Skills: Encourages counting, sorting, pattern-making, adding, and subtracting through interactive play.
  • Activity Guide Included: Comes with an Activity Guide featuring weather facts and four Getting Started Activities.
  • Versatile Use: Ideal for math and science centers, sensory bins, and preschool or homeschool supplies.
  • Storage Bucket: Includes a reusable storage bucket for easy organization and transport of the counters.

The hand2mind Explore the Weather Counters are ideal for educators, parents, and caregivers looking to foster a love for learning in children. These manipulatives not only support early math and science education but also inspire curiosity and creativity through hands-on exploration. Perfect for preschool and early elementary environments, these counters are a valuable addition to any educational toolkit.

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★★★★★ 5
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I read Danny's quotes from this book on Facebook for maybe a couple of weeks before I realized it was his new book. Of course I had to order it immediately. My life was forever changed after my first encounter with Danny's teaching at a conference ten years ago where I purchased "Directing Vision Daily," (now updated and called "Loving Our Kids On Purpose"). I learned about self-control and it affected every relationship in my life, not just the training of my toddler (now the oldest of four and headed into middle school). Danny has such a powerful message. I call it distilled truth. After a really tough year, moving across country, returning full-time to the workforce after eleven years as a stay-at-home mom, children having issues in school and needing more support, and much more, I found myself very disconnected from my husband and miserable. I watched a You-Tube video where Danny said something that went straight to my heart and I puzzled over it for days, "every relationship has one of two goals: connection or disconnection." I realized that at some point over the past year I switched from the goal of connection to that of disconnection. I knew I should want to be connected, but I did not. After fifteen years of marriage and so many conversations about the same topics and still not being understood, I found myself once again in the place of wanting to give up. The book took a couple weeks to come in the mail, but I read it in two days, hungry for a solution to the problem for which I now had a label: the goal of disconnection. We read Gary Chapman's "The Five Love Languages" about 13 years ago, so that part was not new to me, but Danny's summary of the acts of service love language (many other points too) felt like he was reading my mail. After thinking on all that I had read for a couple more days, I arranged to spend an evening with my husband alone. We were able to have a much needed talk that has put us on a path to reconnecting. By this point in my life and my marriage, I realize this is a journey that will inevitably entail future obstacles. This book has given me yet another tool, one that takes me back to the foundation. The key to keeping my love on is exercising my self-control and behaving as the powerful person I am, not waiting for someone else to rescue me from my misery. Thank you, Danny. I needed that.
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Mohsin Raza
Dallas, US
★★★★★ 5
Sink Organizer – Super Helpful and Sturdy!
Color: Gray
This sink organizer is perfect for keeping my kitchen tidy. It fits well, holds all my cleaning tools, and is made of durable material. Makes washing up much easier and keeps everything within reach. Highly recommend!
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Inessa Zemlyanskaya
Louisville, US
★★★★★ 5
Great ad-on to my kitchen
Color: Gray, Color: Gray
Way better than my old rusty little basket. This one’s sturdy, doesn’t slide around, and actually fits everything like sprays, sponges, brushes. Love the towel bar too. Simple and works great.
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Charmaine Fuqua
Grantham, US
★★★★★ 5
Kitchen sink organizer
Color: Gray
I Love the storage it provides. Now, my dish rag, sponges, drains and dish detergent have their on space, and it makes my sink look neat.
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jmopinion
Charlottesville, US
★★★★★ 4
Handy, plenty of space. Diverts excess water to sink. Needs a tweak to keep the cloth hook in place.
Color: Gray
Since it has a metal basket instead of a solid base, it much less messier, which I like. Like that it has a hook for a wash cloth, but that was constantly coming off with the cloth until I used some sticky paddy to help keep it in place. Would probably have returned ii if the time to do a return had been longer. I do like that it has a slope to divert the water into the sink instead of the countertop.
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