Ten-frame counting set
Ten-Frame Counting Set
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A wooden board with two ten-frame grids and coloured pegs. The child places pegs into the grid to work out addition and subtraction problems, which turns an abstract number into something they can see and count physically. The set includes 90 operation cards, so there is a steady supply of new problems rather than a fixed set the child memorises.
Aimed at kindergarten-age children who can already recite numbers but have not yet connected those numbers to quantity. Non-electric and made of wood.
What's Included
● Wooden ten-frame board with peg holes
● Coloured counting pegs
● Numbered discs
● 90 operation cards (addition and subtraction)
● Colour box packaging
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Honestly thought the card count was just marketing. But we've been at it a month and she still hasn't repeated one. Good value for the price.
Adding was fine but taking away confused her. Seeing the pegs come out of the frame fixed it in a couple of days.
Gave it at a birthday and the parents messaged me later asking where I got it.
She could say the numbers for months but never really got what they meant. Two weeks with this board and she's adding without counting on her fingers. Wish I'd bought it sooner.
The pastel discs and pegs look nicer in person than in the photos. Sits on the shelf without looking like plastic clutter.
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Honestly thought the card count was just marketing. But we've been at it a month and she still hasn't repeated one. Good value for the price.
She could say the numbers for months but never really got what they meant. Two weeks with this board and she's adding without counting on her fingers. Wish I'd bought it sooner.
No sounds, no lights, no batteries. Just my kid on the floor thinking. That's rare.
My son used to do math on the tablet. This holds him longer and there's no fight when it's time to stop.
Sturdy build. Pegs fit snug, nothing rattles loose. Feels like it'll survive my four-year-old.
Adding was fine but taking away confused her. Seeing the pegs come out of the frame fixed it in a couple of days.
Gave it at a birthday and the parents messaged me later asking where I got it.
The pastel discs and pegs look nicer in person than in the photos. Sits on the shelf without looking like plastic clutter.
She used to get stuck on simple sums. We do a few cards before school now and it's much smoother.
সহজ এবং এটি যেমনটা বলা হয়েছে, ঠিক তেমনটাই কাজ করে।
I run a kindergarten class and bought one for home too. The ten-frame layout matches exactly what we use in school.
He never wanted to try math because he was scared of getting it wrong. With the pegs there's no wrong, you just move them until it works. He's a lot more confident now.
One for my son, one for his cousin. Both mothers happy.
সস্তা নয়, আবার খুব দামিও নয়। যা পাচ্ছি, সেই অনুযায়ী দামটা ন্যায্য।
Thought it would be a small thing but it's a decent size board. Pieces feel chunky and safe for little hands, nothing you'd worry about swallowing. Packaging was neat too.
এটা আমার বাচ্চার জন্য সত্যিই একটা দারুণ খেলনা।
Fits in my bag. We took it to my mother's place for the weekend and it kept him busy the whole time.
My six-year-old does the cards, my four-year-old just sorts pegs by color. Different games, one toy, no arguing.
Arrived in three days, box undamaged, everything accounted for. No missing pieces which honestly surprised me.
The best part is when he lines up the pegs and tells me why the answer is what it is. He's not repeating, he's actually reasoning. Didn't expect that at four.
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