Numbers and counting sticks #Xaxalove 3+

This game teaches counting, simple arithmetic operations, and develops thinking and fine motor skills. It can be played from age 3.
Important instructions for parents:
Children can be taught numbers from ages 2-3.

At ages 3-4, children should be able to count to three and sign numbers with their fingers. At this age, children can be taught to count more and less, and to compare different quantities of objects.

At ages 4-5, children should know the numbers from one to ten and be able to count objects by matching the number of objects with the corresponding number. They should be able to arrange numbers in ascending or descending order and equalize quantities of objects by addition or subtraction. At this age, children recognize graphic representations of numbers, so they can be taught to write numbers.
At ages 5-7, children can begin to be given simple tasks such as addition and subtraction. They should be able to answer the question, "What is this?" and “how many are there?”, distinguish between addition, subtraction, equality and “greater than/less than” signs, and also be able to divide a picture into 2 or 4 equal parts.