Hundred Frame - Coin Pockets

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Wood: Walnut Wood

Balls: With Wool Balls

This Hundred Board is crafted from solid hardwood and features one hundred dimples ready for your child to fill up while counting, creating patterns, practicing mathematical equations, discovering cardinal directions, and more.

Comes with natural wood or colorful wool balls. For additional learning, add any of our Small Coins Sets (NOT INCLUDED with the frame).

Works with Flat and Pegged Small Coins. Sold separately here: Small Coins Sets

 

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DIMENSIONS: 12 inches square x 3/4 inch thick. Balls are 1/2-inch.

INCLUDES: Wood Board and Your Choice Wood or Wool Balls.

MATERIALS: Maple or Walnut Wood. Finished with lacquer.

If choosing wool balls, you will receive eleven of each color (red, orange, yellow, light green, dark green, blue, indigo, violet, pink, and white).

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Ideas for Learning through Play:

  • Fill each dimple with a ball while counting from 1 to 100.
  • The engraved lines help the child "subitize" numbers, which means they can perceive the number of items in a group quickly without counting each item individually. It is based on groups of five and whether it is more or less than five. They'll learn the number seven is five and two more. Or forty-three is the fourth row down and three dimples over--all without counting all forty-three dimples. There is a lot of good info available regarding subitizing. We were introduced to it through Rightstart Math.
  • Practice skip counting by placing balls only in the number you're working on such as 3, 6, 9, etc. Notice the patterns that emerge.
  • Designate a quadrant of the board for you and one for your child. Place the balls in your quadrant a certain way and ask your child to copy it in their area (either exactly or as a mirror image).
  • Think of the board as a compass and ask your child to mark the dimple that is 4 degrees west and 7 degrees south from the middle point.
  • Learn positive and negative numbers by designating the middle point as 0. Then play with the X and Y axises (X being horizontal movement and the Y axis being vertical movement). Thus, finding -3 on the X axis is three dimples to the left of the middle.
  • Play games such as rolling a dice and adding that many balls to the board (starting at the top left corner). Then roll again and add that many. Continue until the board is full.

 

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afitchet

Well crafted, and less overwhelming than a hundred board for a preschooler who wants to do basic math and spelling activities.

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Kelly
Well used teaching tool!

Our hundred frame has gotten so much use! It has been such a great hands on tool and visual for my kids as they learned how to count, and skip count! My older son was so proud when he could complete the hundred “puzzle” by placing number coin he grabbed from the jar, chosen at random, in its proper place. He had such a thorough understanding of how the number system worked through practical and tactile play. It has been so great for understanding the pattern of numbers.

We use it with Math U See and is a great supplemental tool! …just request an extra 0 coin to be added to your number coin order!

This has also been a hit with the toddlers as they love filling in the holes with the felt balls! Colour recognition and pattern games have been a hit with these youngest ones!

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Tina
Amazing

What an amazing hundred board! Quality is superb! Customer service -amazing! Jennifer helped me with my order that I have placed on Etsy-I wish I knew they had a website!
This is an amazing place to purchase your homeschooling learning tools!
My daughter is mesmerized with her present and loves discovering what can she do with her hundred board!