Two wooden hands have lift-out fingers numbered one to five on the left and six to ten on the right. Children count finger by finger, lift them out and fit them back.

Twelve: ten finger pieces and the two palm pieces, all with small red knobs, sitting in recesses on the board.

Each finger shows its numeral and English word, such as 3 and three, and the palms read Left and Right.

The Finger Counting Peg Board suits children from about two and a half for counting to five, up to five or six for counting to ten and early adding.

Yes, gently. Lifting out three fingers and leaving two shows five split into parts, and two full hands show five and five making ten, the start of number bonds.

It is a printed line of coloured numbers from 1 to 10, so a child can lay each finger beside its numeral or say the count aloud while pointing.

It helps. The red palm is marked Left and the green palm Right, so matching them to a child's own hands becomes a small daily lesson.

Yes, a wooden board with painted wooden pieces and red knobs. No size, age marking or material certification is printed, so we do not claim any.

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