Description
Wooden Abacus – A Colourful and Classic Counting Toy for Early Learning
Introduce little learners to the world of numbers with the Wooden Abacus – a vibrant, hands-on educational tool that supports early maths skills, colour recognition, and patterning through engaging play. Whether used at home, in a nursery, or a classroom, this traditional wooden abacus is a timeless resource designed to make learning numbers fun and interactive.
Crafted from high-quality, responsibly sourced wood, the Wooden Abacus features a sturdy frame and ten colourful rows of ten beads each. This classic design helps children visualise addition, subtraction, and basic counting sequences, laying a strong foundation for future numeracy.
The bright, rainbow-coloured beads are easy to slide and grasp, making the abacus ideal for developing fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Children can move the beads freely while exploring mathematical concepts or use them to create simple patterns, encouraging creativity and cognitive development.
Perfect for interactive learning, this educational abacus also enhances concentration, supports independent problem-solving, and helps build confidence with early maths. It’s a brilliant alternative to screen-based learning and a great way to introduce numerical thinking in a playful and tactile manner.
Wooden Abacus product features:
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Classic wooden abacus with 10 rows of 10 beads (100 beads total)
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Encourages counting, number recognition, addition and subtraction
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Promotes patterning, colour recognition, and early problem-solving
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Ideal for developing fine motor skills and coordination
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Made from responsibly sourced wood and finished with child-safe paints
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Conforms to current European safety standards
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Dimensions: W 30.5cm x H 29.5cm x L 7.5cm
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Requires adult assembly
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Suitable for children aged 18 months and up
Inspire a love for numbers early on with the Wooden Abacus – a colourful and tactile way to learn through play. Perfect for curious minds ready to explore, count, and create.