Wooden & Plastic Number Abacus Learning Frame

Wooden & Plastic Number Abacus Learning Frame Make maths fun, visual, and hands-on with this compact number abacus learning frame. Designed to help young learners grasp counting, addition, subtraction, and early number recognition, this educational toy turns everyday learning into an interactive experience. Whether used at home, in preschool, or in a foundation phase classroom, it’s a practical tool that builds confidence with numbers from an early age. Perfectly sized for little hands, this 13 x 18cm abacus combines durable materials with colourful counting beads and printed number elements to encourage visual learning and fine motor skill development. It’s simple, engaging, and incredibly effective for South African learners starting their maths journey. Key Features Compact 13 x 18cm educational counting frame Combines plastic, wood, and paper number components Colourful beads to support visual learning Helps teach counting, addition, subtraction, and number sequencing Encourages fine motor skill development Sturdy frame designed for everyday classroom or home use Lightweight and portable for easy storage or travel Ideal for preschool, Grade R, and foundation phase learners Specifications Product Type: Educational abacus counting toy Dimensions: 13cm x 18cm Materials: Wood frame, plastic beads, printed paper number elements Recommended Age: Suitable for young children (typically 3 years and older) Learning Focus: Counting, number recognition, basic arithmetic Design: Freestanding rectangular frame Colour: Multi-coloured beads for easy differentiation What’s in the Box 1 x Wooden & Plastic Number Abacus Learning Frame Early maths skills are essential for academic success, and this number abacus makes learning interactive instead of intimidating. Children can physically slide beads across the rods as they count, helping them understand quantities in a tangible way. This hands-on approach reinforces number recognition and builds a solid understanding of basic mathematical concepts.