Sometimes you just have to see it in action. If this describes your child, you might enjoy this free interactive abacus. Most children go through a manipulative mode of thinking, working with real objects to help them understand math. That is why you often see them counting beans or place settings, M&M’s or simply their…
Sometimes you just have to see it in action. If this describes your child, you might enjoy this free interactive abacus.
Most children go through a manipulative mode of thinking, working with real objects to help them understand math. That is why you often see them counting beans or place settings, M&M’s or simply their fingers.
The interactive abacus at RightStart Mathematics covers addition and multiplication facts helping children see math in action.
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