Igroteco Abacus for Children 3 x 5 A Great Way to Develop a Child's Intellectual Skills Visual Display of the Decimal System

• The child's first figure with a wooden abacus on 15 rings
• Accounting for children is a great way to develop a child's intellectual skills
• Humanity has never developed a better visual representation of the decimal system than the calculator
• Playing with an abacus corresponds to the basic principles of the Montessori method

Product description The child's first figure with a wooden abacus on 15 rings. Accounting for children is a great way to develop a child's intellectual skills. Humanity has never developed a better visual representation of the decimal system than the calculator. By moving the bones, you can learn the composition of the number and quickly learn the principles of addition and subtraction. Playing with an abacus corresponds to the basic principles of the Montessori method. The game with the calculator is: development of logic, thinking training of fine motor skills, sensory skills, eye level education of the first number knowledge, a positive first idea of the term "Mathematics" promotes determination, endurance, consequence in action. Solving simple examples in the form of games (for children aged 4 and up). Children walk through the rings with their fingers familiar with the colour and numbers from 1 to 10. The calculator helps develop the fine motor skills of the hands, and it also makes wonderful natural sounds when it moves wooden rings quickly from one side to another. Children aged 2 and up are interested in the game "Repeat according to the scheme" - draw on the sheet with coloured pencils and the child repeats it. Ask children aged 3 to 4 years to solve simple mathematical examples. The abacus is made of natural solid wood (not plywood), the rings are painted with certified water-based colours. The height of the account is 13 cm. The height of the book holder is 19 cm Ingredients Wood