Abacus

Description

PLAYFUL DEVELOPMENT OF THE IMAGINATION OF QUANTITIES – ACQUISITION OF BASIC MATHEMATICAL EXPERIENCE –
EYE-HAND COORDINATION – FINE MOTORS – CREATIVE DESIGN – COLOR THEORY

Suitable for kindergarten and elementary school.
For playing alone or in a group.

Content:
Adding machine
Dimensions: approx. 325 x 325 x 45 mm
matching 4 legs to set up

Suggestions for playing:
100 balls – 10 pieces each in 10 bright colors of the rainbow – are in a wooden box. The box is firmly closed from above with a pane of acrylic glass so that no ball can be removed or lost. Therefore, the game is played from BELOW. With BOTH hands you can let the balls hop from hole to hole with your fingers. BOTH HALVES OF THE BRAIN are addressed.

Colored rows of balls for counting and arithmetic from 1 to 100 playfully help with math weakness “on the jumps”. Quantities are recorded and differentiated, colors are named and learned. Color tones are differentiated, e.g. B. light green, dark green. Even more fun in learning comes into play by devising imaginative patterns or games such as playing games. B. “4 wins”. The balls can be “parked” or sorted in the surrounding channel. Or they roll around the playing area like a colorful snake.

If the adding machine is placed on the enclosed legs, at least two children can play together.