Picture Dice With Sticker Sheet Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India

Picture Dice With Sticker Sheet (Product Code: SLE/PP/07) is a rubber starter dice with animal pictures used to introduce pre-nursery and nursery children to numbers up to 3. Instead of dots, it shows animals that young children enjoy, so counting the pictures feels like play, and an extra sheet of animal pictures comes with it. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India, as a first number toy for pre-primary classes in India and abroad.

Key Details

What Is the Picture Dice Used For?

Before children can work with numerals, they need to link one counting word to each object and understand that the last word they say tells how many there are. Rolling this dice and touching each animal while counting gives exactly that practice, within a small range that toddlers can manage. Animals hold their attention far better than abstract dots, which keeps early number talk meaningful.

Simple circle-time games work well: roll the dice, count the animals together, then collect the same number of blocks or clap that many times. The extra sheet of animal pictures can be used for naming and matching activities away from the dice. The rubber body keeps rolling noise down, which helps in a busy nursery room.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which operates as ScienceLab, supplies the Picture Dice With Sticker Sheet from Ambala, Haryana, to playschools, nurseries, anganwadi and early-childhood programmes, and dealers in India and international markets. Many buyers order it with the other pre-primary dice, which carry number work further. Company information is on the ScienceLab profile.

Related Pre-Primary Learning Aids

These dice and cards take children on from their first counting games:

• Dice Set I — the next step, adding numerals and zero.
• Dice Set II — larger numbers once children are ready.
• Number Ball — a numeral dice for later number games.
• Matching Matching — matching quantities with numeral and dot cards.
• Plastic Dice — standard dice for general classroom games.

Visit the Pre-Primary range for the full set of early-years aids.

Frequently Asked Questions

What numbers does the Picture Dice With Sticker Sheet cover?
The Picture Dice With Sticker Sheet covers numbers up to 3. It is designed as a starter dice, so children count small groups of animal pictures before moving on to dice with dots and numerals.

Who is the Picture Dice With Sticker Sheet for?
The Picture Dice With Sticker Sheet is meant for pre-nursery and nursery children. Using animals that young children are fascinated by helps them understand numbers meaningfully rather than simply reciting counting words.

What is included with the Picture Dice With Sticker Sheet?
The Picture Dice With Sticker Sheet includes a rubber dice with animal pictures and an extra sheet of animal pictures. Teachers can use the extra sheet for matching and naming activities alongside the dice.

Which early number skills does the Picture Dice With Sticker Sheet build?
The Picture Dice With Sticker Sheet builds one-to-one correspondence, cardinality (knowing that the last number said tells how many) and the use of counting words, all within the range of numbers up to 3.

Who supplies the Picture Dice With Sticker Sheet?
The Picture Dice With Sticker Sheet is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, Haryana, India. Playschools, nurseries and early-childhood programmes in India and international markets can order it on its own or with the other pre-primary dice.

How should I request a quote for the Picture Dice With Sticker Sheet?
To request a quote for the Picture Dice With Sticker Sheet, send the number of dice, the number of classrooms and your delivery location through the contact page. Include any other dice from the range for a single combined quotation.

Request a Quote

Order the Picture Dice With Sticker Sheet by sending your quantity on the contact page, or place it in the enquiry cart beside the other early-years dice.

Last updated: 24 September 2026