Frog math puzzle
Frog Math Puzzle
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Description
A wooden frog board with two hands whose fingers flip up and down. The child folds the fingers to count out an addition or subtraction problem, which matches how young children naturally count on their own hands. Answers are then built using wooden number tiles that slot into the boxes below.
Comes with question cards and loose number blocks. Made of wood, no electronics, and suitable from about 3 years old.
What's Included
● Wooden frog board with movable finger pieces
● Wooden number tiles (0–9) and operator blocks
● Set of question cards
● Paper box packaging
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Threw it in the bag for a long car ride. Kept him busy nearly the whole way.
There's a good stack of them so he isn't repeating the same problems every day.
The number blocks slot in cleanly, no forcing or wobbling. Small thing but it matters when a kid is doing it alone.
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The number blocks slot in cleanly, no forcing or wobbling. Small thing but it matters when a kid is doing it alone.
My son already counted on his fingers so this made instant sense to him. He flips the frog's fingers down, counts what's left, done. No teaching required from me at all.
Bought it for my youngest thinking it might be too early. She can't do the sums yet but loves flipping the fingers and matching the number tiles. She'll grow into it.
Threw it in the bag for a long car ride. Kept him busy nearly the whole way.
There's a good stack of them so he isn't repeating the same problems every day.
And he's learning faster from this than he was sitting with a book.
He'd get frustrated with worksheets. With the frog he just plays and doesn't realize he's practicing. Much less crying at homework time.
I use this in my class for the 4-year-olds. The finger method is exactly how we teach counting anyway, so it fits right in with the lesson.
We tried a math app first and he lost interest in three days. This one he's still using after two months, and he actually touches the pieces instead of tapping glass.
এই বাড়ির অন্য সব খেলনা থেকে শব্দ হয়। এটা থেকে হয় না। দেখামাত্রই আমার প্রিয় হয়ে গেল।
Wasn't sure it would look the same in person but it does. Colors are bright, frog face is exactly like the photo. My daughter squealed when she opened it.
Every guest who walks in gets a math demonstration whether they wanted one or not.
That's the part I like. She works it out, slots the tile in, and knows straight away if she got it right. No waiting for me to correct her.
মনে হয় এটা আসল কাঠ, কোনো হালকা ফাঁপা জিনিস নয়। হাতে নিলেই পার্থক্যটা বোঝা যায়।
Edges are smooth, paint doesn't chip. It's been thrown around a bit and still looks new.
Not much else to say. Does the job.
My five-year-old does addition, my three-year-old just counts the fingers. Somehow they don't fight over it.
বাক্সটি অক্ষত ছিল, সব অংশই ছিল। ডেলিভারি হতে চার দিন সময় লেগেছে।
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