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The Wooden Walnut Ten Frame from Oskar's Wooden Ark will help your children to learn counting as well as addition and subtraction practice.
The Wooden Walnut Ten Frame comes with twenty unfinished, natural wood balls, and is made from precious walnut wood and finished with beeswax and lacquer for lasting durability.
Please also have a look at our other frames and number coins 1-100. They are made for each other:
Recommended age: 3+ years
WARNING: Not suitable for children under 36 months. Choking hazard due to small parts.
The 'From Jennifer - Learn Collection' brings wooden educational tools to inspire literacy, maths, and STEM skills.
Discover engaging wooden resources that make learning and exploring fun at home or school.
From Jennifer is a family-run brand creating handmade wooden toys and learning tools that support daily rhythm, routines, and holistic family life. Each piece encourages meaningful play, connection, and natural learning woven gently into everyday moments.
Crafted from solid hardwood with no synthetic materials, these pieces support maths, science, language, and beyond through hands-on play. Designed for home and learning spaces, they inspire screen-free discovery, skill-building, and confident learners.
My daughter, 4 years, has been able to focus her early numeracy learning using this tens frame. Although we have the 100 frame and enjoy playing with all the numbers and balls, the tens frame has given focus and meaning to the numbers we explore in play. A really great addition to early learning.
I love this product so much, the children just love using their fine motor skills to place the balls into the holes. We have used tongs and spoons to pick up the balls. Our options are endless!
Oskar's Wooden Ark acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Land and Country on which we work. We pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, their Ancestors, and Elders past and present, whose connection to this land continues to nurture it, as it has for generations.