Evertiesp™ Auralith Number Bloom — Multi-Sensory Counting Flower

Evertiesp™ Auralith Number Bloom — Multi-Sensory Counting Flower

$12.99
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Evertiesp™ Auralith Number Bloom — Multi-Sensory Counting Flower

Evertiesp™ Auralith Number Bloom — Multi-Sensory Counting Flower

$12.99
EVERTIESP LEARNING OBJECT
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Made to be explored,
not just observed.

Evertiesp learning objects invite curiosity through hands-on interaction, creative thinking and repeated discovery.

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TOUCH Engage through physical interaction.
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BUILD Explore ideas by arranging and creating.
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DISCOVER Notice patterns, relationships and new possibilities.
02 PRODUCT NOTES

Description

Explore the details, features and learning possibilities behind this Evertiesp object.

Evertiesp™ TOUCH
BUILD
DISCOVER
Designed for
curious minds.

Product Features:
🌸 A flower-inspired counting structure with translucent number petals arranged around a sculptural center.
🔢 Each petal presents a different numerical concept through dots, lines, symbols, and tactile counting details.
✨ Layered surfaces and softly tinted materials create an elegant learning tool that feels decorative as well as educational.
🖐️ Individual sections are designed for touching, rotating, comparing, and close visual exploration.
🪵 The stable tabletop base keeps the flower upright during guided lessons or independent discovery.

Product Functions:
The Auralith Number Bloom introduces early counting, number recognition, quantity comparison, simple sequencing, and one-to-one correspondence. Children can match written numerals with visual quantities, compare larger and smaller groups, or create their own counting challenges by moving from one petal to another. Its varied textures also encourage sensory awareness, hand control, and focused observation.

Product Usage Scenarios:
Ideal for preschool learning areas, homeschool math tables, Montessori-inspired spaces, early intervention activities, tutoring sessions, and quiet family practice. It can also be displayed on a child’s bookshelf as a functional learning sculpture between activities.

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