Description :-
This material consists of a box containing 45 golden bead bars of ten and 45 unit golden beads. These beads are used in conjunction with the Seguin Ten Board to help children form numbers ranging from 11 to 99. The beads provide a tactile and visual way for children to explore numbers and understand the place value system by physically manipulating the beads.
Golden Bead Bars (Ten): The golden bead bars represent ten and are used to demonstrate the value of tens in two-digit numbers.
Unit Golden Beads: The unit beads represent one and are used to show the ones place in the two-digit numbers.
These materials are ideal for forming numbers from 11 to 99 when paired with the Seguin Ten Board, where the child can insert the corresponding bead bars and unit beads to create various numbers.
Golden Beads for Seguin Ten Board
1. Early Mathematical Exploration:
o The use of golden beads allows children to physically engage with numbers, helping them form a solid understanding of counting and place value. This hands-on learning approach is key for early math development.2. Enhancing Counting Skills:
o By using the golden bead bars and unit beads, children are encouraged to count and construct numbers from 11 to 99, reinforcing their ability to recognize and manipulate numbers.
3. Understanding Place Value:
o The beads help children visualize the relationship between tens and ones, which is an essential concept for understanding the decimal place value system.4. Engagement in Number Formation:
o The material is designed to be used with the Seguin Ten Board, where children can insert the appropriate bead bars and unit beads to form numbers. This interactive process makes the learning experience more engaging and enjoyable.5. Promotes Independent Learning:
o Children can independently use the beads to explore number formation and numerical operations, fostering a sense of self-directed learning and curiosity.6. Preparation for Arithmetic:
o Understanding how to form and manipulate numbers with beads lays the groundwork for more advanced math concepts such as addition, subtraction, and even multiplication as children progress in their math learning journey.
