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Suwimut Wooden Abacus for Kids Math with Counting Sticks and Number Toys Cards 1-100, 10-Row Wooden Frame Abacus with Multi-Color Beads for Boys Girls
Our wooden abacus math activity toys make your kids fun to learn counting, numbers, colors, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and more math skills. Ideal for homeschooling parents and educators, our educational wooden toy set provides valuable resources for teaching math in a variety of learning environments.
Classic Wooden Abacus
Our colorful wooden abacus is a timeless tool for teaching counting, addition, and subtraction. It comes with 100 counting sticks, 120 cards of numbers and symbol, and 1 Addition/Subtraction/Multiplication/Division Table. The smooth sliding beads on sturdy rods make math concepts tangible and engaging for young learners.
Quality Construction
The abacus is made from solid wood with 10 metal rods embedded in the middle to help kids slide the colorful beads more easily and smoothly, durable enough to keep kids entertained for years. The wooden construction frame is smooth touch, plus the polished colored beads offer all-round safeguard for kids.
Interactive Design
The abacus is equipped with a card slot on the top, allowing you to insert math cards to display the equation below the visual representation of adding or subtracting beads. As they move the beads, children develop fine motor skills and grasp fundamental numerical concepts in a hands-on way.
Breanna Marina
2025-06-07 15:09:15
This looks like a solid educational tool, and I think the extra math cards and counting sticks will be useful for both my 2-year-old and 5-year-old as they practice early math skills. However, I don’t love that the rods are metal instead of wood—it just doesn’t match the aesthetic and feel of a traditional wooden abacus.I’m also not a fan of the wooden sticks—they are thin, small, and pose a choking hazard. That being said, I think this will still be a helpful resource for hands-on learning, and I appreciate that it comes with multiple ways to engage with numbers.
Nakamura
2024-11-16 16:09:25
I say this toy is one of the perfect examples of “you get what you pay forâ€. While it came with many things in one small box that had mostly Chinese characters written on it, the overall product quality was subpar. The abacus was flimsy and could flip over easily, and the number cards were merely the thickness of two or three layers of thin papers. But at least they were honest with the price for such quality, it didn’t feel like a ripoff.
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