Math !?
For some, it's a total horror, and others think it's great. They all have to learn it.
While some sit for hours practicing tasks, others build towers or lay out pictures.
When building with the intuitibrix, children from the age of 3 to 4 learn to calculate and recognize mathematical relationships, including geometry. They promote their creativity and their dexterity and have fun at the same time.
Your child can also learn math with joy!
Petra Wimber, inventor of the intuitibrix
“I know that math is not narrow-minded cramming. That's why I've set myself the goal that every child can discover joy in math."
About intuitibrix®:
By combining number and quantity, children not only learn tasks by heart. The quantity pages enable self-control by counting or even better by simultaneous recording.
The intuitibrix are available in a Swiss and a German version.
All digits, lines and dots are easy to feel. When learning numbers, exercises for touching and tracing are helpful. Visually impaired and blind children can also play, build and learn with the intuitibrix.
Children learn numbers and children learn to count. Combining these two skills is often very difficult. Children with arithmetic problems have a deficit here. The intuitibrix combine the three mathematical aspects of number, quantity and length and always show them to the children. Children make this connection subconsciously and intuitively over time.
Unstructured sets can only be entered up to 5 at a time. With the thicker line at the level of the five, all numbers can be recognized at a glance. This is especially important to get away from counting arithmetic. The 5 as half of 10 helps turn difficult tasks into easy ones.
The number of building blocks is determined in such a way that a set corresponds to 100. The box has space for 10 rows with 10 points each. This quantity and arrangement makes it possible to represent all numbers as well as additions and subtractions in the number range up to 100.
In many math books this is called the "power of 5".
When putting something in the box, the tens decomposition is trained automatically. There must always be 10 in a row. The building blocks can be placed upright or flat. There are many possibilities. You can also see it simply as a puzzle. Even very small children can try it out.
Building, mirroring, rows, patterns, views, volumes, circumferences, lengths, weights and much more. Depending on the age of the children, there are different geometric applications. The children do a lot of this automatically and without instructions.
Often underestimated, but creativity is an important part of children's education. Creative children are more curious and daring to try something, are better able to develop their own ideas and thus learn to think in a problem-solving manner.
Experts know this too. That is why imagination and creativity are a focus of the curriculum 21 of the canton of Zurich.
Years of experience as a primary school teacher in different school systems and dealing with very different children have contributed to the development of intuitibrix.
Developed and tested in Switzerland, manufactured in Europe
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Never think again: I'm stupid!
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Fear of math doesn't stand a chance
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Every child is different. For example, some three-year-olds are already interested in numbers. Children from the age of 4 are sure to enjoy it.
There are advantages to both variants. They are tidied up faster in the bag and the set is not that heavy.
The box offers the advantage that the number range up to 100 can be represented very well. In addition, it is immediately noticeable if a part is missing.
It can happen! The one in particular likes to hide somewhere. In this case it is sufficient to write me a message. The missing part will be replaced free of charge.
Quite often children with arithmetic problems in the higher grades are not sure about the number range up to 20. They count instead of calculating because they have no idea of numbers. Through creative building with the intuitibrix, this idea can be acquired later. The children are spared the humiliation of having to catch up on the material from the 1st and 2nd grade, because for them it feels like playing.
The building blocks, the box and the cards are produced in Switzerland and Germany.
The curricula in Switzerland and Germany provide for different types of writing. Especially the four looks quite different.
In the early lessons, I always made it a priority for children to learn how to write numbers correctly. Thanks to the adapted font, the children always see and feel the numbers as they should be written.
In many math books this is called the "power of 5".
Not only the numbers, but also the dots and lines are easy to feel. Even blind children can learn well with it.
Multisensory tasks are also important for sighted children. Because the numbers are syllabus-compliant, you can use them for writing practice.
So that children are forced to break down and put together numbers when building, there are only five of the big building blocks each.
The production of the building blocks requires high-quality wood and many work steps. The machines required are very expensive. Due to its longevity and the many possible uses, the purchase is definitely worthwhile.
Experts know this too. That is why imagination and creativity are a focus of the curriculum 21 of the canton of Zurich.
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