FOLD UP POCKET TENS FRAME (10PK)

Forget five, give me ten. A portable tens frame that is. Cosy's roll up and use anytime anywhere Fold Up Pocket Tens Frame is a must have in your EYFS toolbox. There is not enough space on this page to list the activities you can do with this tool. Use this tens frame to explore math concepts such as counting, addition, and subtraction. Use as a starting point for understanding pairs, symmetry, and data handling. Enable children to visualise mathematical relationships. Boost fine motor development through the use of counters or objects. Teachers can use Cosy's Fold Up Pocket Tens Frame in group activities or individual learning sessions. Also use it to reinforce counting skills or, to introduce more complex concepts. Measuring W20cm x L50cm the frame is small enough to fit in your pocket. As it's so portable, teachers can transition learning from indoors to outdoors. Roll or fold to fit in a pocket, making it perfect for on-the-go learning. Take along on trips to the park, bus rides and outings. Care is simple-wipe it clean with a damp cloth or wash gently with mild soap. When not in use, the frame can be folded away in a drawer or shelf. Just make sure it's to hand. Use the tens frame alongside the, and the. Our tens frame is an essential and adaptable resource for early years. Features Tactile: Made from high-quality materials. Children will love the feel of the Fold Up Tens Frame Easily transportable: So small you can put in your pocket or bag. Simple design: The design makes this tool extremely adaptable. Everyday good value: 10 x ten frames per pack. Great for sharing and group work. Multiple uses: The tens frame can be used in endless ways. Benefits Maths and Numeracy skills: Early maths and numeracy skills Fine Motor Skills: Develops early fine motor skills through object placement and movement. Promotes Collaboration: Encourages group play and teamwork, as children can work together. Spatial awareness: Encourages children to consider their space and environment. Problem-Solving: Children develop problem-solving skills through counting and number work.