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Finger Arithmetic Operation

Brand: Non-Brand
Category: Early Learning
TK. 1050TK. 858  You Save TK. 192 (18%)

Highlights:

  • Country of Origin:
    China
  • Material:
    Wood & Paper
  • Colour:
    Multicolor

Specification:

Name
Finger Arithmetic Operation
Category Early Learning
Country of Origin
China
Material
Wood & Paper
Colour
Multicolor
Age
3 Years+
Number of Pieces
1 Box
Features
Early Childhood Development
Attachment Type
Velcro Fingers
Storage
Bottom Plate
Skill Development
Fine Motor/Cognitive
Company Non-Brand

Summary:

The Toyz Fun Wooden Finger Arithmetic Operation Board uses tactile Montessori methods for teaching addition and subtraction. It includes 24 number tiles and 20 task cards for structured calculation practice. Smooth-ground wooden edges prevent splinters during heavy handling in local humidity.

Key Features

  • Velcro Fingers: Ten felt digits secure to the board with hook-and-loop strips. These provide physical feedback for children learning basic addition sequences.
  • 24 Number Tiles: Color-coded blocks represent digits for equation building. Contrast colors help students identify numbers faster during group play.
  • 20 Task Cards: Double-sided cards offer structured math problems for independent study. Preset equations eliminate the need for parent-led lesson planning.
  • Integrated Bottom Plate: A recessed wooden base houses all tiles and cards. This prevents component loss in busy household environments.
  • Smooth Wood Finish: Surfaces undergo mechanical grinding to remove sharp edges. Rounded corners reduce the risk of skin irritation during repetitive use.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to teach addition with finger toy?

Match the number tiles to the task cards and fold the corresponding Velcro fingers down. This physical action connects the abstract digit to a concrete quantity.

Is finger counting good for math development?

It builds finger gnosis, which strengthens the brain's numerical processing pathways. Tactile feedback improves long-term memory of basic addition facts.


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