Melissa & Doug Abacus – Classic Wooden Educational Counting Toy With 100 Beads

Youngsters can depend on this wood “calculator” for years of play and studying! The Melissa & Doug Abacus is fantastically crafted with a strong hardwood base, and 100 brightly coloured wood beads. The sturdy body holds 10 thick-coated wires with 10 colourful wood beads on every — 100 beads in all. Youthful children can slide the beads forwards and backwards to discover completely different patterns and colours, whereas working towards their high quality motor expertise. Older youngsters can take pleasure in utilizing the abacus as a visible and hands-on method to study addition and subtraction and different early math ideas. The beads are sized for little fingers, and glide simply throughout the sleek wires. The counting toy comes with eight extension actions so as to add to your kid’s studying expertise. With no free items and no mess, it is a fantastic toy to pack in a bag for on-the-go play. The abacus makes a fantastic present for youths ages three and older for hands-on, screen-free play.
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CLASSIC ABACUS LEARNING TOY: The Melissa & Doug Abacus Basic Picket Toy is a conventional abacus wood bead counting body with 100 brightly-colored wood beads.
QUALITY CONSTRUCTION: This counting beads math exercise toy is produced from a strong hardwood base and body that holds 10 thick-coated wires with 10 colourful wood beads on every – 100 beads in all.
8 EXTENSION ACTIVITIES: Our bead counter for youngsters comes with eight extra extension actions that assist children from 3 to five develop early math, counting, and logical pondering expertise.
GREAT GIFT FOR AGES 3 TO 5: The Abacus Basic Picket Toy is a pleasant and academic present for youths 3 to five years. Add the Melissa & Doug Smarty Pants Kindergarten set to spherical out the screen-free play expertise.
“THE GOLD STANDARD IN CHILDHOOD PLAY”: For greater than 30 years, Melissa & Doug has created fantastically designed imagination- and creativity-sparking merchandise that NBC Information referred to as “the gold normal in early childhood play.”