Box with 45 Ten Bead Bars
This activity effectively provides exposure in counting from 1-100 and reinforces the sequence of number. Thus, it prepares the child for counting by tens and demonstrates in linear form the square of 100.
The Binomial Cube is a perfect representation of the algebraic formula ?(a+b)3. Representing the factors of the equation are cubes and prisms provided. The child makes use of the Binomial Cube as a tool to further explore algebra. The binomial cube is kept in a wooden box with lid, with two adjacent opened hinged sides to display the 8 wooden cubes and prisms which are red, blue and black in colour.
This series of prisms enables the child to be aware of the change in width, while the length of 20cm remains constant. Further practice with the Broad Stair indirectly prepares the child for mathematical concepts like area and volume.
Bolt boards truly fascinate children and provide a perfect opportunity to develop fine motor skills. Finely crafted from solid hardwood and smoothly sanded, young children love to fit the hex nut and washer on the secure bolt and turn the nut to tighten.
A divided box containing three different kinds of wooden tablets.
The squares are arranged in hierarchically coloured diagonals, from simple units to billions. The bead bars and number cards are needed for working with the checkerboard.
Set of 5 Boxes including the rectangular box with blue triangles, triangular box, large hexagonal box, small hexagonal box, and the rectangular box with colored triangles.
A box containing cut-out numbers from 1 to 10 and fifty-five red discs, and number cards.
