Square Golden Material - Plastic

Discover the magic of numbers with our "Square - Golden Material - Plastic", an indispensable tool from our Montessori Premium collection. This beautiful educational material, designed to introduce children to the structure of the decimal system in a visual and tangible way, offers an in-depth exploration of number concepts up to 1000. It not only enhances understanding of the magnitude of numbers but also clarifies the transitions between tens and hundreds, and supports the practice of addition and subtraction.

The golden square is composed of finely finished, gold-colored plastic beads that can be moved individually, allowing children to experience the material and visual aspects of numbers up to 1000. Each square measures approximately 8.5 x 7 x 0.7 cm, providing a compact yet rich educational tool for both home and classroom use. The square can be used as a standalone teaching tool or as an addition to existing sets.

This product is part of our "Montessori Premium" line, which guarantees high-quality and carefully crafted materials that stand out for their durability and educational value. Our wooden products within this line are FSC-certified, contributing to responsible management of our planet. The golden square is specially developed for children who already have a basic understanding of the numbers 1 to 10 and are ready to take the next step in their understanding of numbers and arithmetic. By categorizing different quantities, they learn that all numbers can be divided into groups with no more than 9 elements, a fundamental principle of the decimal system.

At Senso-Care, we understand the importance of providing children with high-quality educational tools. Our "Square - Golden Material - Plastic" is more than just a learning aid; it's an investment in the future development of your child or students. Available as a complete set or as separate parts to supplement your existing collection. Discover today how this golden material opens up the world of numbers to young explorers.