Montessori Arithmetic Wooden box

Montessori Method

This wooden arithmetic box is one of the tools that can be used as part of the Montessori pedagogy. Please note that it is not suitable for a child under 3 years old and it is to be used under the supervision of an adult.

The Montessori method was created by Maria Montessori, an Italian doctor and educator in 1907. Today it is used in more than 22,000 establishments around the world. The particularity of the Montessori method is to highlight the personal development of the child and encourage his autonomy through educational toys based on the senses and perception.

Montessori Mathematical Material

This box derived from the Montessori method will develop mathematical logic as well as your child's thinking by teaching him how to count and then to do a lot of simple calculations while having fun.

Montessori Learning

This toy will develop your child's cognition by mobilizing color learning as well as reading numbers and representing quantities.

Motor skills

This box will develop your child's motor skills because he will have to reconcile the movement and flexibility of his fingers with the coordination of his eyes, which will develop his sense of touch and his ability to observe.

Composition of the box

This wooden box is made up of 48 colored sticks (12 yellow, 12 red, 12 green and 12 blue) as well as 24 tiles representing the figures from 0 to 9 (each figure being in duplicate except the 9) and the mathematical symbols (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and equal). All these elements are made of natural wood painted with non-toxic water-based paint.

Benefits

This toy can be taken anywhere with you thanks to its pocket size.

The Calculation sticks sold on our site are compatible with this set so that you can have additional calculation sticks.

This toy is inspired by the Montessori method thanks to its playful and fun side, it is not a Montessori toy.

Content

1 wooden box + 48 colored sticks (12 yellow, 12 red, 12 green and 12 blue) + 24 tiles representing the figures from 0 to 9 (each figure is duplicated except the 9) and the mathematical symbols (addition, subtraction , multiplication, division and equal).