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Mathematical play (3–6 years)

Geometry Spatial orientation

Math boxes by Jef van Kuijk The Math Boxes are a series of wooden materials for children 0-7 years of age for the benefit of the development of thinking and mathematics. The construction of the materials is based on the cycles of the dynamic system theory: actions, concrete representations, abstract representations. The math boxes are a help for the children to develop mathematical thinking. There are 7 math boxes, every box with different levels of classification, seriation, comparison, numbers and operations.

Mathematical play (3–6 years)

Dr Jef van Kuijk, developer Math boxes

New products

Math box 1 Learn to distinguish shapes and colours. The box contains 4 small boxes with matching lids. Through holes in these lids, the differently shaped two- and three-dimensional blocks can be placed into the box. Use the blocks separately to create different variations of two- and three-dimensional shapes. Contents: • 4 small wooden boxes • 16 three-dimensional wooden shapes in 4 colours • 16 two-dimensional wooden shapes in 4 colours • wooden box (30 x 30 x 7 cm) 493600 Math box 1

Math box 2

Make series with round shapes in a five-structure, based on characteristics such as size and thickness. The game is self-correcting. Combine Math box 2 and Math box 3 to extend the learning possibilities. Contents: • 3 wooden boards (29.5 x 21 x 1 cm) with slots • 15 three-dimensional wooden objects

• 3 plastic assignment cards • wooden box (30 x 30 x 7 cm) 494001 Math box 2

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