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Playing Cards – Jumbo Child Friendly – 56pcs in Container

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Playing Cards - Jumbo Child Friendly - 56pcs - EDX Education

Introduce children to numbers and basic math concepts with the Playing Cards – Jumbo Child Friendly. This oversized deck helps learners practice counting, ordering, comparing, memory, and matching skills in a fun and engaging way. The large format makes them easy for small hands to hold and use.

Extended Insight The Playing Cards feature 56 cards with four colored shapes set in standard patterns and numbers ranging from 0-13. Teachers use them to reinforce addition, subtraction, and problem‑solving, while children enjoy interactive games that build fine motor skills and confidence in early math.

📖 Practical Application Educators integrate the cards into classroom activities such as sequencing games, number comparisons, and memory challenges. Parents also use them at home for family games that combine fun with learning, making math practice accessible and enjoyable.

🌟 Extended Play Value The jumbo size (11.5 × 17.3 cm) ensures visibility in group settings and durability for repeated use. Packed in a sturdy container, the cards are easy to store and transport, making them a versatile resource for classrooms, after‑school programs, and home learning.

✅ Product Details

  • Includes: 1 Deck of 56 Jumbo Child‑Friendly Playing Cards
  • Packed in: Container
  • Age: 4 Years +
  • Item size: 4 × 12 × 18 cm
  • Card size: 11.5 × 17.3 cm
  • Warning: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.

📘 Benefits

  • Builds counting skills and number recognition
  • Reinforces addition and subtraction fluency
  • Strengthens early math skills through interactive play
  • Improves fine motor skills and coordination
  • Promotes problem‑solving in fun activities

🌍 Quality & Safety

EDX Education tests all products for compliance with EN71, ASTM, and CPSIA standards. They meet ISO 9001 accreditation requirements and commit to sustainability by re‑using, recycling, and improving energy management to move toward carbon neutrality.