Interactive Math Practice Board - Addition

Practising addition works best when children can try things out again and again in different ways.  

This clever hands-on board makes math practice feel simple and satisfying. 
Your child solves each sum, makes a guess, and then turns the tile to reveal the answer. For example: “3 + 2”… could it be 7? Turn the tile and discover that the answer is actually 5.

Each problem can be checked independently, making it easy for children to explore and learn at their own pace.  

And when it’s time for another round of number fun, simply pull the side handles to reset the whole board and start again. 

With this clever board, math practice doesn’t need screens, batteries, or even a pencil. The board is easy to bring along in the back seat or keep within easy reach at home, so children can squeeze in a few sums whenever the mood strikes.

This activity supports essential skills which are great for your child's well-being and ability to learn new things:

• Supports and develops your child's logical reasoning skills.
• Strengthens your child's basic mathematical understanding of numbers, quantities, and counting.

Suitable for ages 3 yrs. to 8 yrs.

Your child uses a wide range of skills in the classroom, and every day they're learning new social, academic, physical, and mental skills all at the same time. Practising one or two academic skills in a calm setting with you at home can be good for your child.

With puzzles, educational games, and other kinds of playful educational activities, your child can gradually get better at small multiplication tables, writing, logical reasoning, number recognition, and other academic skills.

Maybe you have the kind of child who can’t get enough of educational play and wants more numbers, logic, and letters at home. Or maybe your child hasn’t started school yet but just can’t wait to get started and join their older siblings or friends. Keep school-related toys around at home, so your child is introduced to fun, playful learning and can practise whenever they want.

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