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STG_Mini 20-Bead Rekenrek (Set of 25)
Item #
93429
| Ages 3+
£95.00
In Stock 14-09-2023
This rekenrek class set is ideal for students to use at their desks during early years maths learning activities to help children build number sense. Each sturdy wooden mini rekenrek has 2 rows of 10 beads and can be used upright or flat as children count, subitise, compose and decompose numbers, and add and subtract up to 20. The included Activity Guide has 4 activities.
Help students build number sense with a rekenrek class set with 25 mini wooden rekenreks.
- Rekenreks are the hands-on teaching resources that combine counters, base ten, and a number line in one handy frame.
- Each wooden mini rekenrek in this set of 25 has 2 rows of 10 beads – 5 white and 5 red – that help young children build a range of early years maths skills including counting, place value, cardinality, addition, subtraction, and subitising.
- The rekenreks can be used upright or flat at students’ desks.
- Includes 25 mini rekenreks and Activity Guide.
- Also available is a Magnetic Demonstration 20-Bead Rekenrek suitable for teachers (sold separately).
Shop our wide range of interactive rekenrek maths counting frames for classroom learning.
Product Description
Help students build number sense with a rekenrek class set with 25 mini wooden rekenreks.
- Rekenreks are the hands-on teaching resources that combine counters, base ten, and a number line in one handy frame.
- Each wooden mini rekenrek in this set of 25 has 2 rows of 10 beads – 5 white and 5 red – that help young children build a range of early years maths skills including counting, place value, cardinality, addition, subtraction, and subitising.
- The rekenreks can be used upright or flat at students’ desks.
- Includes 25 mini rekenreks and Activity Guide.
- Also available is a Magnetic Demonstration 20-Bead Rekenrek suitable for teachers (sold separately).
Shop our wide range of interactive rekenrek maths counting frames for classroom learning.
