Halloween Counting Game for Kids
A haunted manor for learning to count to ten, then to add and subtract, from age three.
The manor has ten numbered windows in two columns of five: a ten-frame, the tool teachers use to make numbers visible. The child fills the windows with pumpkins and ghosts, counts what is full and what is empty, then places the matching number tile. With the + − = tiles and the equation bar, the pumpkins become a sum they can touch: 2 + 3 = 5.
In the box - A haunted manor with ten windows numbered 1 to 10 - Five pumpkins and five ghosts to place in the windows - Twenty tombstone-shaped number tiles: orange 1 to 5, white 1 to 5, and green 1 to 10 with dots that show the quantity - Three + − = tiles and a bone-shaped equation bar to build the sum
Age From three, mostly four to seven, with an adult nearby: the pieces are small parts.
Made to order
Nothing here sits on a shelf waiting. Each piece is printed after you order it, which is why the colour you choose is the colour you get.
How it's made
Printed one at a time on BambuLab machines, in PLA — a plant-based bioplastic made from corn, and recyclable. Fine layer lines are visible up close on any printed object; that is what tells you it was made rather than moulded.
Care
Rinse and wipe clean with a cloth. Printed parts are not dishwasher-safe and should not be left in a hot car — PLA softens with heat. Colours other than white may fade if the piece lives outdoors.
Shipping
Orders ship from Quebec, usually within 1 to 3 business days.
