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We Indians, take great pride in our Mathematic concepts. This branch of study has been learnt through time immemorial and given utmost importance in India. According to Laplace, "The ingenious method of expressing every possible number using a set of ten symbols emerged in India. The idea seems so simple nowadays that its significance and profound importance is no longer appreciated."Starting with the study of number symbols, the Montessori Arithmetic Materials lead the child step by step through the world of numbers, quantities, shapes, fraction arithmetic and more. The journey is made exciting with materials that are intriguing to the child and yet very fundamental.

Addition Snake Game

This is a set of 3 boxes - a red box containing 5 sets of coloured bead stairs, a black and white box containing 1 set of black and white bead stairs, and a golden box containing 23 golden ten bead bars. All 3 boxes fit on a wooden tray that comes with the set.

Addition Strip Board

This contains a board with 18 columns and 12 rows, a small tray to hold strips, 9 red strips and 9 blue strips. The red strips are marked from 1 to 9.

Area Apparatus

Baric tablets

Three sets of small wooden tablets of different weights, ten of each, in natural wood. The first set is light wood, the second heavier and the third one - the heaviest. The tablets come in 3 boxes.

Beads for Teen Boards

Coloured Bead Bars from 1- 9 along with 10 golden bead bars to represent the numbers from 11-19.

Binomial Cubes

Binomial Cubes A box containing a set of cubes to represent the formula (a+b)3 The lid of the box is printed to denote the colour codes (red, blue and black)at the appropriate positions. The box is hinged at two of the sides so that the two sides can be opened to facilitate easy removal of the cubes. The pieces represent a3 + b3+ 3a2b+3ab2

Binomial Squares

A box containing a set of 4 pieces to represent the formula (a+b)2 The lid of the box is printed to denote the colour codes (red, blue and black) at the appropriate positions. The box contains one red piece denoting a2, one blue piece denoting b2 and 2 identical black pieces each denoting ab. Hence together they make a2 + b2+ 2ab.

Blue Triangles

Brown Stairs

This is a set of 10 brown cuboids that demonstrates changes in 2 dimensions, ie, width and height, while the length remains constant. The rectangular prisms vary in area from 1cm2 to 10 cm2 while the length remains unchanging at 20cm.

Cards & Counters

Number Cards from 1 to 10 along with 55 bell shaped counters made of teakwood. It comes in a box. The counters are used to represent the quantities indicated on the cards.

Cards For Number Rods

White cards with numerals 1 to 10 printed in black on them in a box.

Chequer Board

Circle Measuring Device in Degrees

This is a metal protractor used to measure the angle of the circle fractions. It is graduated into degrees.

Constructive Triangles

This comprises 4 sets of triangles in 4 different boxes. The boxes are shaped thus - rectangular, triangular, large hexagonal and small hexagonal. The triangles are made of hardboard Material.

Control Charts : Addition

This contains the working charts and control charts for addition. It includes 5 charts and a box of tiles. Red denotes the colour for addition.

Control Charts : Division

This contains the working charts and control charts for addition. It includes 2 charts and a box of tiles. Blue denotes the colour for spanision.

Control Charts : Multiplication

This contains the working charts and control charts for addition. It includes 5 charts and a box of tiles. Yellow denotes the colour for multiplication.

Control Charts: Subtraction

This contains the working charts and control charts for addition. It includes 3 charts and a box of tiles. Green denotes the colour for subtraction.

Decanomial Squares

This set of squares is used to denote the formula (a+b+c+d+e+f+g+h+i+j)2Each denomination is represented by a colour (the same colours as used in the coloured bead stairs). The child forms a giant square with the help of the wooden squares and rectangles given in the set.

Decimal Fraction Material

Division Board

This contains a painted board with a small box containing 81 green loose beads and 9 green skittles.

Dot Game

This game is used to help children understand the place value system by marking dots on the board. It goes up to the 5th place , that is 10,000. It has squares to mark up to 10 dots on each row.

Drawing Insects with Painted Stand

Two sloping wooden stands containing 10 square pink coloured frames. Each of the frames contains a different Geometrical shape in blue colour. Both the frames and insets are made of metal. The shapes provided are: equilateral triangle, square, rectangle, trapezium, pentagon, circle, oval, ellipse, rosette and curvilinear triangle,

Elementary Geometry Cabinet Complete

EPL Materials

Napkins for Folding (12) and Dusters (3)

A set of 12 napkins to demonstrate folding along dotted line stitched on the napkins.

Trays for Napkins & Dusters

4 types of trays to store the 3 napkins each.

Fabric Boxes

A box containing 8 pairs of different cloth textures - velvet, silk, cotton, satin, poplin, wool, gauze and jute. The children feel the various textures.

Four Row Bead Frame

This is a wooden frame with 4 rows of beads strung on it to denote 1, 10, 100 and 1000. It has 10 beads on each row. There are 2 rows of green beads (one on top and the other at the bottom), one row of red beads and one of blue beads

Fraction Circles

A set of 2 sloping stands containing 10 wooden green frames in all. Each of the frames has wooden insets with knobs on them. The insets are in red colour. The insets are partitioned and shaped as follows:

1. Circle whole and cut into ?, 1/3, ?, 1/5
2. Circles cut into 1/6, 1/7, 1/8, 1/9, 1/10

Fractions Skittles

A set of 4 large skittles made of teakwood. The skittles represent 1 whole, 1 cut into 2 halves, 1 cut into 3 parts and 1 cut into 4 quarters. They come with an attractive stand with lid. 9.Addition control Charts image is upside down Subtraction control Charts image is also upside down

Geomatrical Solids

A set of 3 Dimensional wooden Geometrical shapes comprising a cube, four-sided prism, a 3-sided prism, a 3-sided pyramid, a 4-sided pyramid, a sphere, an ellipsoid, an ovoid, a cylinder, and a cone. Comes in a teakwood box.

Geometric Division of Squares

A set of 2 sloping stands containing 9 wooden green frames in all. Each of the frames has wooden insets with knobs on them. The insets are in red colour. The insets are partitioned and shaped as follows:

1. Square whole and cut into ?, ?, 1/8, 1/16
2. Square cut into ?, ?, 1/8, 1/16 on the diagonals

Geometric Tiles Box

Geometrical Cabinet

A teak ply wooden polished cabinet with 6 drawers introduces planar Geometry. Each drawer contains Geometrical shapes as blue insets with knobs in yellow frames. The 6 drawers contain the following 32 shapes:
6 circles with increasing diameters.
4 quadrilateral insets of rhombus, parallelogram, trapezium and trapezoid and 2 blank squares.
6 triangles with varying angles.
A set of regular polygons - pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, octagon, nonagon and decagon.
4 curvilinear insets - ellipse, oval, curvilinear triangle and rosette and 2 blank squares.
6 right angled quadrilaterals (5 rectangles and one square).

Geometrical Form Cards

Three sets of 32 Geometry cards in three teakwood polished cabinets. Each cabinet is spanided into 6 compartments. Each compartment contains the number of cards corresponding to the shapes in each drawer. The same shapes are present in all 3 cabinets as a full figure, thick outline and a thin outline. The cabinets are marked to indicate the same. The form cards are made of hardboard Material.

Horizontal Frame

Hundred Board

Knobless Cylinders

A set of 4 boxes each containing cylinders corresponding to each of the cylinder blocks. The cylinders vary in diameter and height similar to the cylinder blocks. There are 10 blue cylinders corresponding to block "A", 10 red corresponding to block "B", 10 yellow corresponding to block "C", 10 green corresponding to block "D". Each of the blocks teaches a different relationship between the basic dimensions of height and width.

Knobless Fractions 1 to 1/10

Large Card Numbers

A set of 36 hardboard cards with the numbers 1- 9000 printed on them. The numbers printed are 1-9, 10-90, 100-900, 1000-9000. The cards come in a wooden box.

Long Division Set

This set used for spaniding numbers higher than unit contains the following :

A set of 4 boards for spanision.
A set of 40 skittles - 10 red, 10 blue, 20 green .
4 plastic boxes to hold the 10 skittles each
A set of 70 test-tubes to hold the beads
A set of 7 test-tube holders indicated
A set of 7 cups - 2 grey, 2 white, 3 black with red, blue and green rims
A long tray on which to place the entire set

Long Stairs

This is a set of 10 rods that demonstrates a single change in dimension, i.e., the length. While the height and width remain constant at 2.5cm, the length varies from 10cm to 100cm. The rods are red in colour (also called red rods)

Multiplication Board

This contains a painted board with a small box containing 100 red loose beads and 1-10 number cards. It also has one red skittle.

Number Rods

This is a set of 10 rods of increasing lengths. While the height and width remain constant at 2.5cm, the length varies from 10 cm to 100 cm. The alternate segments of the rods are red and blue in colour respectively.

Peg Board with Peg boxes

Pink Tower

This is a set of 10 cubes to introduce the child to volumetric variations. The wooden cubes are painted in pink colour. The dimensions vary from 1cm3 to 10cm3.

Presentation Tray

This wooden tray is used to introduce the 2-dimensional Geometrical shapes. The framed tray has a removable grid top. The 6 spaces in the grid contain 3 shapes triangle, square and circle as blue insets in yellow frames and 3 blank squares in yellow.

Pressure Cylinders

A set of 6 pairs of teakwood cylinders with grips. The cylinders are placed on a base. The grips can be pressed down with the thumb to demonstrate gradation and pairing of pressure

Primary Colour Tablets

The first colour pairing activity with 3 pairs of rectangular tablets painted in red, blue and yellow colours. It comes in a teakwood box.

Seaguin Boards

This include 2 boards printed with the number 10, and card inserts from 1 -9 to represent the numbers from 11-19 or the "teen" numbers. The boards come in a box with lid.