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Table of Pythagoras

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Mathematics

Table of Pythagoras

MPM152 With the table of Pythagoras, the child places the squares and rectangles in order by size and color to complete the square of the economical. The material consists of a ten compartment box storing the sets of color-coded plastic squares and rectangular. ADVANTAGE: A valuable instrument for mastering multiplication by visualizing multiplication...

Baric Tablets

Sensorial

Baric Tablets

SPM003 The Baric Tablets introduce and refine the concept of the basic sense. While blindfolded, the children endeavors to discern the weight of the tablets, the lightest weight to the darkest color wood being the heaviest weight. The set consists of the box with 7 lightweight tablets, a box with 7 medium- weight tablets and a box with 7 heavyweight...

Second Box Color Tablets

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Sensorial

Second Box Color Tablets

SPM016 Refinement of the chromatic sense and enrichment of vocabulary result from experiences with the Second Box of Color s Tablets, which introduces the child to secondary and tertiary colors and the language of colors. The box contains 22 tablets, a pair of each: red, blue, yellow, orange, green, purple, brown, pink, gray, black and white. ADVANTAGE:...

Third Box Color Tablets

Sensorial

Third Box Color Tablets

SPM017 The final stage in color discrimination is grading the shades of color. Eventually, the child will learn the terms connected with his visual discernment, i.e., dark and light and the comparatives and Superlatives. The Third Box of Color Tablets contains 63 tablets representing nine colors in seven graded shades of red, blue, yellow, green,...

Thermic Tablets

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Sensorial

Thermic Tablets

SPM046 When touched, each of the Thermic Tablets have a different sense of temperature. The pair of tablets are used to cultivate the ability to discriminated thermic qualities. The material consists of a wooden box divided into 6 compartments containing six pairs of 8 x 4 cm tablets made from felt, wood, steel, cork, glass, and slate. ADVANTAGE: It...

Addition Strip Board

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Mathematics

Addition Strip Board

MPM016 Using the Addition Strip Board, the child practices using the sequence of addition combinations 1-9, and begins the process of memorization of the addition tables. The material is composed of hardbound chart 12 squares with the numbers 1-18 printed across the top. Stored in a wood box are the strips used for the exercise, nine red strips divided...

Introduction to Decimal Quantity with Trays

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Mathematics

Introduction to Decimal Quantity with Trays

MPM090 A tray containing Golden bead materials for introducing the decimal quantities of 1, 10, 100, 1,000. The materials can be used by children to practice recognizing and identifying decimal numbers. Visual representation of decimal numbers aids in the development of numerical literacy. ADVANTAGE: This activity provides children with a hands-on,...

Subtraction Snake Game

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Mathematics

Subtraction Snake Game

MPM111 This is another activity that contributes to the memorization of subtraction tables. ADVANTAGE: It is an effective tool for teaching children subtraction, improving their mathematical problem-solving skills, and preparing them for more advanced mathematical concepts. It provides a hands-on, interactive learning experience that is both engaging...

Small Numerical Rods

Mathematics

Small Numerical Rods

MPM133 These rods are well suited for individual work at a table. With these rods, the child explores counting and arithmetic. They consist of two sets of ten wooden rods divided into increments by alternating colors of red and blue. The Small Numerical Rods are supplied in a wooden box of storage and display. ADVANTAGE: It introduces children to...

Subtraction Strip Board

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Mathematics

Subtraction Strip Board

MPM150 Using the Subtraction Strip Board, the child practices the equations of the subtraction tables 1-18. Natural wooden strips corresponding in length to the squares 1-18 are used to indicate the number to subtract from (minuend) and a set of blue strips are used to subtract with (subtrahend). A set of red strips is included for further explorations....