Double Is No Trouble - Wooden Egg Subitising Set

Boost early numeracy with our egg-citing Double Is No Trouble collection. Singles, pairs, doubles, and halves! Made from smooth and glossy wood, this tactile egg, cup, and frame set has all young learners need to crack key concepts through subitising, sorting, and endless play. 

Two perfect tens! Each set comes with 20 eggs and holders – half in light wood, half in a cherry tone – for twice the learning fun. Count to ten, then count again – children will love placing their precious spheres in matching cups as they go. Great for building hand-eye coordination alongside a concrete understanding of addition and subtraction. 

Half your eggs in one basket: we’ve included a frame with space for 10, perfect for a head start on patterns and multiples. Encourage learners to create a checkerboard effect, developing vocabularies and visual observation skills, or fill with five pairs for an early introduction to the 2 times table. 

From investigating symmetry to writing what they see, children will enjoy hours of learning with these durable delicacies. Ideal for small-group sharing and turn-taking.

Features 

• Durable & Natural: Made from high-quality wood, Cosy’s collection is a lasting and sustainable early years numeracy resource. 
• Smooth & Tactile: Rounded edges and a glossy finish make our eggs and cups safe and pleasant for hands-on maths fun. 
• 20 Eggs & 20 Cups: Each kit includes two sets of 10 eggs and cups in distinct wooden shades – perfect for introducing pairs, halves, and doubles.
• 10-Egg Frame: An added frame expands fine motor skills, subitising, and pattern recognition opportunities.
• Compact & Convenient: This all-in-one set features bold yet compact pieces, easy for young learners to handle and pack. 

Benefits

• Early Years Maths: Bring addition, subtraction, and doubling to life! These clever counters make complex concepts concrete, perfect for your little geniuses.
• Subitising & Number Recognition: Counting out eggs to match written figures gives children a solid grasp of numbers. 
• Expands Vocabulary: Single, pair, half, double – learners put new words to use during play.
• Exploring Patterns: Mix and match or alternate in your tray – children understand symmetry and opposites, gaining observation and problem-solving skills. 
• Fosters Fine Motor Skills: Balance eggs in holders and trays to keep them from rolling away! EYFS learners practise delicate movements and hand-eye coordination.
• Turn-Taking and Collaboration: Perfect for small-group activities that build social skills.