Wooden Abacus for Kids | Small Counting Toy for Early Math Skills

""Product Name: Wooden Abacus Small
Product Measurements (L x W x H) in cm: 16 x 13 x 3
Product Weight (grams): 100
Contents:
1 small abacus with 50 colorful beads arranged on rods within a wooden frame
Recommended Age: 3 years and up
Skills that can be developed:
Mathematical Skills: Introduces basic arithmetic functions such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division in a hands-on manner.
Cognitive Skills: Enhances problem-solving abilities and numerical understanding through the manipulation of beads.
Fine Motor Skills: Develops hand-eye coordination and dexterity as children move beads along the rods.
Visual Learning: Supports visual recognition of numbers and mathematical concepts, aiding in early numeracy skills.
Weight: 100 grams
Measurements: 16 x 13 x 3 cm
Color: Multicolored beads (red, blue, green, yellow, and others) on a natural wooden frame
Condition: Brand new, factory-sealed
Material: Durable wood and child-safe, colorful beads
Safety:
Non-Toxic Paint: Beads and wooden frame are coated with non-toxic, child-safe paint to ensure safety during play.
Smooth Finish: All surfaces are finely sanded to eliminate sharp edges and prevent splinters, ensuring safe handling.
Robust Construction: Made from sturdy wood designed to withstand frequent use and play, ensuring long-term durability and safety." "

Video

"Place the abacus on a flat surface and demonstrate how to move the beads to represent different numbers.
Use the abacus to perform arithmetic operations: slide beads to add or subtract numbers, and explore multiplication and division by using different rows.
Encourage your child to create their own math problems and solutions, using the abacus as a visual and interactive tool to enhance their understanding of math concepts.
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Video

""Cleaning: Use a soft, damp cloth to clean the abacus, removing any dust or dirt. Avoid soaking the abacus or using harsh chemicals that could damage the wood or paint.
Storage: Store the abacus in a dry, cool place to prevent moisture damage. Keep it in a safe location to avoid damage or loss of parts.
Inspection: Regularly check the abacus for any signs of wear or damage. Ensure that all beads are securely attached and that there are no sharp edges or loose parts."
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Video

"Demonstrate how to use the abacus by sliding beads along the rods to represent different numbers and perform arithmetic operations.
Start with simple exercises like counting and addition, and progress to more complex operations such as subtraction, multiplication, and division as your child becomes more comfortable.
Encourage your child to explore and practice using the abacus to reinforce their math skills and build confidence.
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