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Introduction to Decimal Quantity

Introduction to Decimal Quantity

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    Introduction to Decimal Quantity
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    Materials:

    The set comprises one thousand cubic beads for the decimal unit, 10 bead bars, where each bead signifies 1, a string of 10 beads forming a plane of 10, 10 such planes creating a bead square of 100, and finally, 10 bead squares constituting a cube of 1000.

    It comes packaged in a white box.

    Purposes:

    1. Gain understanding of the numbers 1, 10, 100, and 1000.
    2. Lay the foundation for performing the four basic operations.

    Two Wooden Boxes with Numerals 0-9:

    Materials:

    Consisting of two identical wooden boxes and 45 spindle rods. Each wooden box is divided into five grids, with the printed order of numbers provided. One side represents 0-4, while the other side showcases 5-9. Additionally, it requires spindle rod finishing for small wooden boxes and 8 rubber bands.

    45 spindle rods are mounted inside the box, corresponding to the printed numbers 0-9 on beech wood. The spindle rods are placed according to their respective figures, with a length of 14.5 cm. Crafted from high-grade imported wood (beech), the set is painted with safety and environmentally friendly coatings, featuring meticulous surface treatment.

    It is presented in a white box.

    Purposes:

    1. Understand the relationship between numbers 1-9 and their corresponding names.
    2. Grasp the concept of 0, associating it with emptiness.
    3. Comprehend the concept of continuous quantity.
    4. Develop an understanding of the concept of collection.

    Main Material: Beech/Plywood.

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