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Elementary Negative Snake Game

Mathematics

Elementary Negative Snake Game

MPM076 This material is used to introduce the concept of negative numbers. The material consists of a presentation tray containing six boxes of bead material, one box containing 5 sets of colored bead stairs, one box containing 1 black and white bead stair, one box containing 23 golden ten bars and one box containing 23 gray ten bars. (For age 6-12)

Flat Bead Frame

Mathematics

Flat Bead Frame

MPM079 The Flat Bead Frame activities are the final step in the passage to abstraction with multiplication. The beechwood frame contains nine columns of movable golden glass beads which are designed to be used while laying fiat on a surface. (For age 6- 12)

Large Bead Frame

Large Bead Frame 2

Mathematics

Large Bead Frame

MPM093 The Large Bead Frame forms the bridge to abstraction for the decimal system exercise of multiplication. The frame is constructed of hardwood. (For age 6-12)

Multiplication Snake Game

Mathematics

Multiplication Snake Game

MPM107 The purpose of this material is to introduce the child to the unit of combinations of multiplication. The snake game material includes one box containing 5 sets of colored beads stairs, one box containing 23 golden ten bars, and one box containing l black and white bead stairs the three boxes fit neatly into the beech woodworking tray. (For age 6-12)

Trays for Teen Bead Stairs

Trays for Teen Bead Stairs 2

Mathematics

Trays for Teen Bead Stairs

MPM154 A wooden tray used to hold the Ten Bead Bars and the Bead Stair.

Tray for 9 Wooden Thousand Cubes

Tray for 9 Wooden Thousand Cubes 2

Mathematics

Tray for 9 Wooden Thousand Cubes

MPM155A wooden tray designed to store the 9 Wooden Thousand Cubes.

Tray for Snake Game Materials (3 Triangles)

Mathematics

Tray for Snake Game Materials (3 Triangles)

MPM159 Wooden tray for Snake Game (without beads).

Centisimal Frame & Proctractor

Mathematics

Centisimal Frame & Proctractor

MPM182 Centesimal Frame is used with the Fraction Circles to demonstrate how fractions may be reduced to decimal fractions. The protractor is used with the Fraction Circles to demonstrate how angles are measured in degrees. (For age 6-12)

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