Kit for counting Viga Toys Wooden sticks Kuizener, 116 pieces & ndash; it is a didactic material for the development of mathematical abilities in children from 3 years. The method of the Belgian teacher helps to teach preschoolers the basics of counting with colored sticks of different lengths.
In a set of 116 sticks from 1 to 10 cm. Each stick in the set & ndash; this number is expressed in color and size. Elements of the same length are painted in one color and represent a specific number. They are also divided into groups by multiplicity.
By sorting and grouping the details of the set, children learn the composition of numbers, mathematical operations. Counting sticks promote the development of attentiveness, memory, logical and abstract thinking, hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills. Children will compare values, add and subtract numbers, build different structures from sticks. When learning to count with wooden Kuizener sticks, it is important to mark the logical connection between numbers and shape, as well as the color of details. In this method, the child receives not temporary, but sustainable knowledge based on visual and tactile perception of abstract concepts.
Set for counting Wooden sticks from Viga Toys corresponds to the concept of NUS. Recommended for classes at home, in a kindergarten group, elementary school. Counting sticks are used as developmental and educational material in various methods of early development, such as Kuizener, Montessori. The kit is suitable for inclusive education.
Viuse Toys Kuizener counting sticks are made of wood, the edges and surfaces are smoothly polished.
The training kit meets the safety and quality standards EN71 and ASTM.
Examples of simple tasks
Sort by color: lay out light sticks first, then brighter, then dark.
Spread out: Ask your child to build a ladder, starting with the smallest detail and ending with & ndash; longest.
Simple calculations: ask your child how many small ones will fit in a big stick.
Design: fold buildings, lay out men, geometry figures from sticks.
Logic exercises: ask the child to find all the bars longer than white, but shorter than black.
