Wooden Mathamatics Education Board - EKT3002

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Product Name : Wooden Mathematics Education Board
Contents :Solid wood board with mathematical elements Wooden number pieces (0-9) Mathematical symbols (+, -, ×, ÷) Counting beads or other manipulatives
Recommended Age : Pre-Schooler (3 years - 6 years)
Skills that can be developed :Fine Motor Skills Numeracy Skills Basic Mathematics Concepts Cognitive Development
Weight : 0.70 kg
Measurments : 30.00 × 6.00 × 24.00 cm
Color :multi colour
Condition : new
Material :wooden
Safety : Non-toxic materials used
Choking Hazard: Contains small parts, not suitable for children under 3 years."

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how to play:Set Up: Open the color box and take out the wooden mathematics education board and its components. Arrange the number pieces, mathematical symbols, and counting beads on the wooden board. Learning Basics: Introduce the basic mathematical concepts such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division using the wooden number pieces and symbols. Encourage the child to arrange the numbers and symbols to create simple mathematical equations. Counting and Sorting: Utilize the counting beads to teach basic counting skills. Ask the child to sort the beads by color or by a specific number, reinforcing numerical understanding. Fine Motor Skills: Emphasize the use of fine motor skills by having the child pick up and place the small number pieces on the board accurately. Incorporate activities that involve grasping, placing, and arranging the components. Creative Learning: Encourage creativity by letting the child come up with their own mathematical equations or patterns. Use the board to visually represent simple mathematical problems and solutions."

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how to clean:After play, make sure to clean the wooden board and components using a damp cloth. Ensure that the components are dry before storing to prevent any damage.
how to store:Gently place the wooden mathematics education board and its components back into the color box. Store the color box in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight"

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