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Tutorial Program
The 300 card games in this manual provide practice in learning concepts and the facts. Chapters on numeration, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, money, clocks, and fractions. Use with any math program. Now includes instructional DVD.
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A manual to use the AL Abacus teaching arithmetic to children K-4 using hands-on and visual work. Topics include place value, adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, and strategies for mastering facts.
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Worksheets provide math practice while using the AL abacus. Correlates exactly with Activities for the AL Abacus. May be reproduced for a class or a family.
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This classic double sided AL Abacus is grouped in 5s and 10s to encourage quantity recognition and visualization.
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This AL Abacus with plastic frame and plastic beads is a junior version (5-3/4" x 5-1/4" or 15 cm x 13.5 cm) of the AL Abacus.
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Beads are grouped with 5 smooth and 5 faceted for the
visually impaired.
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This large abacus with one-inch beads measures 23" x 24" (58 cm x 60 cm). Ideal for a class or for a child with special needs. Place it on the floor or on an easel. WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD! Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
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Transparent colored beads allow this AL abacus to be used on the overhead projector in the classroom.
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These overlapping cards enable the child to construct numbers up to 9999.
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Set of 90 drawings of the base 10 blocks grouped in 5s. The child can perform arithmetic operations to the thousands.
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Eleven heavy paper tiles are ready to fold into representations of the AL abacus to introduce and enforce the concept of hundreds and thousands.
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Cards used to play games from the Math Card Games book. 132 cards numbered from 0 to 10.
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Corner cards each have four colored numbers between 1 and 10 along the sides. There are 50 corner cards, no two alike.
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Cards used to play multiplication games from the Math Card Games book. 100 cards correspond to numbers in the multiplication table from 1x1 to 10x10.
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Use these envelopes for sorting the multiplication (product) cards, necessary to play some of the card games.
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Cards used to play fraction games from the Math Card Games book. 75 fractions cards with 20 different fractions plus 20 percentage cards, corresponding to each fraction.
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Cards used to play money games from the Math Card Games book. 50 cards are represented with 15 pennies, 9 nickles, 14 dimes, 8 quarters and 4 half-dollars.
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Cards used to play money games using Canadian coins from the Math Card Games book. 50 cards are represented with 15 pennies, 9 nickles, 14 dimes, 8 quarters and 4 dollars.
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Cards used to play clock games from the Math Card Games book.
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A set of two plastic charts.
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