Description :-
The Static Decimal Bead Box is a Montessori material designed to introduce young children to the decimal system and the place value of numbers. It comes in a well-organized, open partitioned
wooden box made of beech wood with a finger-joint construction for durability. Inside the box, children will find the following components, each representing different place values:
 1 Cube of 1000 Golden Beads: Represents 1000 units. The beads are strung together and shaped into a cube to help children visualize large quantities.
 9 Squares of 100 Golden Beads: Each square represents 100 units. The beads are arranged in a 10x10 grid to help children understand the hundreds place.
 9 Bars of 10 Golden Beads: Each bar represents 10 units. The beads are strung together in a linear bar format, showing the tens place.
 9 Loose Golden Beads (Units): These beads represent single units (1) and are used to introduce the concept of the ones place.

These items are used in conjunction with the Large Number Cards (1–1000) to help children understand the decimal system and the relationship between ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands. The beads are often color-coded according to the universal Montessori color scheme to visually
represent different place values.

Static Decimal Bead Material

Name: Static Decimal Bead Material
SKU: KM9

SKU: KM9

₹3,650.00

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The Static Decimal Bead Box helps children:

Understand the relationship between units, tens, hundreds, and thousands.

Comprehend the concept of place value and how numbers are constructed.

Convert between different place values (e.g., from hundreds to tens or from thousands to hundreds).

Learn to represent and write numbers using the bead materials.

Prepare for future work with arithmetic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division).
1. Introduction to the Decimal System:
o The beads provide a visual and tactile representation of the base-ten system. By handling the beads, children can physically see and feel the differences in quantities and place values (ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands). This makes the abstract concept of place value concrete.

2. Understanding Place Value:

o Children can group and arrange the beads to match number cards (1-1000), helping them understand how units (ones), tens, hundreds, and thousands are represented in the decimal system. For example, they may match the 1000 cube to the number
1000 card, 100 squares to the 100 card, and so on.

3. Visualizing and Writing Numbers:
o By physically arranging the beads and matching them with the corresponding number cards, children learn to write numbers and understand their structure. This supports the transition from concrete materials to abstract number symbols.

4. Building Arithmetic Skills:
o Once children are comfortable with the material, they can use it for basic arithmetic operations. For example:
 Addition: Combining beads (e.g., a 1000 cube and a 100 square) to represent larger numbers.
 Subtraction: Removing beads to represent the subtraction of quantities.
 Multiplication: Grouping sets of beads to represent repeated addition.
 Division: Splitting large quantities into smaller groups.

5. Developing Logical Thinking:
o Children learn to work with numbers and grouping in a logical, organized way. This encourages early development of problem-solving and reasoning skills.

6. Fine Motor Skills:
o Handling and arranging the beads strengthens fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, as children manipulate and group the beads to represent different numbers.
7. Independence in Learning:
o Like all Montessori materials, the Static Decimal Bead Box allows for self-directed learning. Children can work independently with the beads, gaining confidence as they explore number concepts at their own pace.
Introduction to Numbers and Place Value: The teacher presents the Large Number Cards (1–1000) and the child selects the corresponding number of beads from the bead box to match each number. For example, if the child is given the number 527, they would select:

5 hundred beads (represented by 5 squares of 100),

2 ten beads (represented by 2 bars of 10),

7 unit beads (represented by 7 individual beads).

Learning the Decimal System: The child may arrange the beads into groups (e.g., a cube for 1000, squares for 100, bars for 10, and loose beads for 1) to understand how numbers are constructed. This concrete approach helps children internalize how numbers are built from units and how place value works.

Operations Practice: Once children understand the representation of numbers, they can use the beads to perform basic math operations. For example:

To add 321 + 58, they would combine the corresponding beads and physically group them.

To subtract 456 – 72, they would remove beads from the group and count the remaining quantity.
Wooden Tray: The beech wood tray with finger joint construction is durable, finely crafted, and beautifully designed. The tray has compartments for easy organization of the beads and the large number cards.

Golden Beads: The beads are made from high-quality wood and strung together using brass wire, ensuring durability and a premium finish. The beads are color-coded according to the Montessori method (gold for units, green for tens, blue for hundreds, and red for thousands), making it easy for children to differentiate between the place values.

Eco-Friendly Materials: The materials are all made using eco-friendly paints, finishes, and inks, ensuring that the toy is safe for children.
Cleaning: The beads should not be soaked in water. Use a soft cloth to clean the beads and tray.

Storage: Store the beads neatly in the tray after use to prevent loss of small pieces.
Spares Available: Spare parts can be provided for nominal charges, ensuring the material can be used for many years.

Customer Support: The company stands behind the product 100% and offers excellent customer service. If you have any questions or concerns, you can reach out to the support team for assistance.
The Static Decimal Bead Box is an excellent Montessori material for introducing young children to the decimal system and place value. By handling the golden beads and matching them with number cards, children gain a tangible, hands-on understanding of how numbers are structured in our base- ten system. This material supports early math learning, including number recognition, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It is a versatile tool for both home education and Montessori classrooms, helping children build a strong foundation in numeracy skills and logical
thinking.