18 wooden beads in six vibrant colors and four shapes combine with one lace and a wooden needle for threading activities. Wooden tray with cutout handles is included.
Promotes hand-eye coordination, fine motor, cognitive and visual perception skills.
Cube Dimensions: 1.33" x 1.33" x 1.33" (3.4 cm x 3.4 cm x 3.4 cm).
Tray Dimensions: 9.5 " x 8 " x 1.5" (24.5 cm x 19.5 cm x 4 cm).
A set of 2 cloth bags (red and blue) containing 10 pairs of small wooden geometric solids for matching.
This sensorial Montessori activity’s purpose is visual discrimination but as with all Montessori activities it aims to develop more than just one skill. It is also a tool to learn and increase language, vocabulary and concentration.
The direct aim of this activity was developed by Maria Montessori to refine and develop the stereognostic tactile sense and memory of a child. The indirect aim is language and vocabulary development and also to learn the skill of concentrating.
This 32-page book offers 24 ways of teaching geometric solids, engaging diverse learning styles. Children learn to identify, analyze and classify three-dimensional shapes, describe and analyze the results of subdividing and combining shapes, and use geometric models to solve problems in other areas of math.
This set consists of 4 colour-coded division boards and a wooden tray, which holds seven racks of tubes with beads, 7 plastic coloured cups, 36 skittles, and 4 plastic boxes.
With this material, the child performs short and long division with dividends up to the millions and divisors up to 4 digits.
Bead Material Cabinet is designed to display the Complete Bead Material (4.13.1). Made out of solid beech wood. Beads (4.13.1) and Arrows (4.13.4) are not included.
The material is necessary for the introduction of the decimal system. 9 golden beads, 9 golden bead bars, 9 golden bead squares, and 1 golden bead cube of 1000, with boxes, unit holder and tray. Individual nylon beads.
Each golden bead cube is made of individual nylon beads, which are separately strung on a copper wire. The individual beads demonstrate more clearly that each quantity is made up of units.