Kinmilo Double-Sided Early Maths & Board Game Learning Kit | Numbers, Counting & Vehicles

One Learning Kit, Many Ways to Play

Explore early numbers, counting, pattern making and simple game turns with the Kinmilo double-sided maths activity family. Choose from an equation-and-construction kit or a number-and-flying-board-game set. The illustrated components include colourful number tiles, counting sticks, counters, a vehicle-themed game board and double-sided learning surfaces.

Choose Your Learning Edition

• Equation & Construction Set: illustrated package 28 × 7 × 22 cm (11.0 × 2.8 × 8.7 in); photographed contents include number tiles, 100 counting sticks, 100 coloured pieces and arithmetic activity sheets.
• 100-Number & Flying Board Game Set: illustrated package 31 × 4 × 30 cm (12.2 × 1.6 × 11.8 in); photographed components include 100-number board, game path, counting sticks, number cards and a die.

The dimensions above describe package size printed on the corresponding images, not the unfolded play-board dimensions.

Kinmilo Together Time: A Parent–Child Play Plan

Play Together. Grow Together.

1. Connect & Demonstrate

Pick three counters and place them one by one: “One, two, three.” Point to the number 3. Invite your child to copy the action or point to the matching number.

2. Share the Play

Roll the die or choose a number together. Take turns moving a game token, counting out loud or using fingers or AAC number symbols. Say “my turn,” “your turn,” “one more” and “finished.”

3. Grow Together

Build a simple addition story using two groups of coloured counters. Later try matching number sequences, reading a vehicle path and making a house from counting sticks.

Adjustments for Different Learning Needs

ADHD: use one small turn or mini-task before an active break. ASD: establish a predictable game sequence with a visual first–then card. Developmental or intellectual disabilities: start with numbers 1–3 and physical counters before printed symbols. Speech/language differences: accept finger counting, pointing or AAC selections. The kit provides practice opportunities, not medical treatment.

Safety, Materials & FAQ

Printed double-sided learning surfaces, manipulatives and colourful play pieces as illustrated. Adult supervision required for loose parts; keep away from children who mouth small pieces. Kinmilo documentation includes CPC and CE test reports.

Is it Montessori or Waldorf inspired?

Use the tactile numbers and open-ended materials as part of a hands-on, child-paced learning routine.

Is this for children who cannot yet do arithmetic?

Yes. Start with grouping, matching, sorting and naming colours before introducing sums.