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Perfect for early years and primary settings this sturdy wooden tray is designed to help children explore the fundamental concept of part-whole relationships in mathematics. Crafted from quality beech wood it offers a practical way to demonstrate how a whole can be divided into two distinct parts using the well-established Cherry Model. The thoughtful design prevents items from rolling away making it ideal for hands-on activities with real objects.This resource supports the development of mathematical language around wholes and parts laying the groundwork for understanding addition and subtraction. Through guided exploration and questioning pupils build confidence in partitioning numbers - a key aspect of Singapore Maths teaching methods.Ideal for classroom use or small group work this tray encourages active participation and helps children visualise number relationships in an engaging manner. Robust construction ensures it will withstand regular use by young learners aged 3 and above.Key Features: Supports exploration of part-whole relationships using physical objects Utilises the Cherry Model to clearly show how a whole splits into two parts Promotes essential mathematical language around partitioning Made from durable beech wood to withstand frequent handling Size: 25(W) x 30(L)cm