MATHEMATICS

This material consists of a 10-compartment beechwood box with colour-coded plastic squares and rectangles. Working board is not included.

A wooden box with lid containing 55 red wooden counters and red wooden cut-out numerals from 1 to 10.

This Montessori material helps children learn to count from 1 to 10, match quantities to symbols, and get introduced to even and odd numbers — laying the foundation for future work with division.

Presentation:

The teacher invites the child to lay out the numerals from 1 to 10. Under each numeral, the child places the corresponding number of red counters in a clear pattern.

Even numbers form two equal columns, while odd numbers have one counter placed in the center below the columns.

This visual arrangement naturally highlights the concept of even and odd numbers.

Control of Error:

Montessori Bank Game supports the development of long multiplication skills.

The set includes plastic number cards, role designator cards, and a specially designed wooden box with lid.  

The Bank Game strengthens students' understanding of long multiplication through hands-on activities.

Children take on different roles while completing exercises designed to build confidence and mastery. 

Age: 6+
 

The Power of 2 Cube demonstrates the power of two with cubes and prisms, each one squared from the previous. 

It comes in a hinged wooden box with lid.

Ages: 6-9

The Power of 3 Cube consists of a dissected cube in 13 pieces painted yellow, green and white.

Demonstrates the power of 3 by progressively tripling the previous piece, starting with a two centimeter cube. That cube is then triples with two similar cubes. Those three cubes are then tripled with two 6 x 2 x 2 centimeter prisms, eventually creating an 18 centimeter cube.

The wooden tray is included.

The Montessori Algebraic Peg Board with Pegs is a concrete tool used for exploring square roots, multiplication, and squares of numbers. Designed for elementary-level Montessori classrooms, this material helps children visualize and internalize the process of squaring numbers and extracting square roots.

The complete set includes:

•              A wooden peg board with a square grid - 900 holes

•              Color-coded plastic pegs (red, green, and blue)

•              Matching color cups for organizing pegs

The Small Square Root Board is used by the children to build squares and to extract square roots. 

The wooden board contains 225 indentations for working square roots. 

Included with the board is a box of 100 each green, blue and red beads.

These Patterns serve as guides when extracting square root on the Algebraic Peg Board.

The material consists of four plastic cards with silk-screened square root patterns in the three hierarchical colours. High quality!    

Arithmetic Trinomial Cube (Montessori)

The Montessori Arithmetic Trinomial Cube gives a concrete, hands-on representation of the algebraic identity (a + b + c)³. Unlike the standard Trinomial Cube used in Primary, this Elementary version is color-coded to show the place-value hierarchy from 1 unit to 1 million, helping children connect cubes and prisms with numerical value.

This Cube for (a + b)³ provides the basis necessary for the sensorial construction of higher powers of the same binomial:

(a + b)⁴and (a + b)⁵ 

Cubing Material
The Cubing Material is used to construct cubes and explore the relationships between their component parts. These exercises prepare the child for abstract analysis of the binomial and trinomial cubes, as well as cube roots.

The set consists of one wooden cube and 27 wooden squares for each number from 1 to 9, presented in a beechwood tray with lid.