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Yellow Door Bug Hotel 10 Frame Habitat
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Why you'll love this product
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Explore number composition
The ten-space frame gives children a clear visual model for exploring how numbers combine. Practitioners can use it to introduce number bonds to ten and support discussion about parts and wholes.
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Arrange quantities visibly
Children reposition the cubes to investigate arrangements that represent the same number, supporting early counting activities through visible, repeated practice.
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Use two orientations
The frame works vertically and horizontally, allowing practitioners to offer varied visual orientations during counting. Children can explore position while placing the bugs in different spaces.
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Link bugs with habitats
Nature-inspired images connect each cube with a pictured bug and its preferred habitat. The bee, beetle, butterfly, snail and ladybirds provide recognisable visual cues for counting sets.
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Handle chunky pine cubes
Made from FSC-certified wood and chunky pine cubes, this tactile resource supports early years number activities as children practise counting and explore quantity.
Yellow Door Bug Hotel 10 Frame Habitat
Interactive bug hotel that is perfect to help children develop a secure understanding of numbers to ten through nature-inspired play.
Overview
Children place bug cubes vertically or horizontally to explore counting, number bonds to ten and ways to make the same number.
Practitioners can use the counting set to help children develop understanding of numbers to ten through nature-inspired play. The interactive tens frame gives children a visual format for counting, comparing and arranging quantities. Children place the cubes in different positions, making this a tactile counting activity EYFS resource for early years number activities.
The resource supports the EY Mathematics aim to explore the composition of numbers to ten. Children use the ten spaces to investigate number bonds to ten, rearranging cubes to see how different parts combine to make the same whole.
For counting to ten activities, children handle chunky cubes and connect pictured bugs with their habitats. The frame works vertically and horizontally, while FSC-certified wood and bee, beetle, butterfly, snail and red or yellow ladybird images provide tactile and visual features.
Supports the National Curriculum
EYFS, Mathematics
Explore the composition of numbers to 10.
EYFS, Mathematics
Provide children with visual models to help them explore the composition of numbers to 10.
EYFS, Mathematics
Supports children with their counting skills.
