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Nienhuis MontessoriAMI Approved3 to 6 years

Individual Glass Bead Bar Of 7White

The first photo is the maker's own. The other shots are illustrative.

Inv. no. NIE-0090G007

Maker
Nienhuis Montessori, since 1929
Approval
AMI
Beads
Glass
Structure
Metal wire with looped ends
EAN
8719924005290
€3.90

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AMI approval

The material is approved by the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI). Nienhuis has made Montessori materials since 1929.

A verifiable original

The EAN 8719924005290 is on the box. It is the maker's number, not ours.

Individual Glass Bead Bar Of 7: White: Child learning
Illustrative shot.
What the child does

Individual Glass Bead Bar Of 7 in a child's hands

Expand your collection with this individual glass bead bar represents the quantity seven through a linear arrangement of white glass beads on durable metal wire. Essential for mathematical operations in the bead cabinet work, this bar enables children to physically manipulate and visualize the number seven while building understanding of addition, subtraction, and skip counting. The wire construction with looped ends provides secure handling for repeated use in mathematical explorations.

Concrete Number Concept

Physical manipulation of seven beads builds deep understanding of quantity through tactile and visual experiences.

Mathematical Operations

Supports addition, subtraction, and skip counting work as children combine and separate bead quantities.

Sequential Thinking

Working with bead bars in numerical order develops understanding of number relationships and patterns.

Fine Motor Precision

Grasping wire loops and arranging bars enhances pincer grip and hand control needed for writing.

Activity Guide

How to present it

Place the glass bead bar of 7 on a work mat. Have additional bead bars available for operations. Ensure adequate space for laying out multiple bars during mathematical work.

  1. 1Invite the child to hold the bead bar and count each glass bead by sliding fingers along from left to right
  2. 2Demonstrate placing the bar horizontally and counting again, emphasizing 'seven' as the total
  3. 3Combine with other bead bars to create addition equations (e.g., 7 + 3 = 10)
  4. 4Practice skip counting by laying multiple seven-⁠bars in a row: 7, 14, 21
3 tips for parents
  • Practice finding groups of seven objects at home to reinforce the quantity
  • Count seven steps, seven claps, or seven jumps to make the number meaningful
  • When your child is ready, point out seven in everyday contexts like days of the week
Why it is in our selection
Norbert Kovalčín

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Details
What's in the Box
  • Glass Bead Bar: Seven white beads on wire
Size and material
Packaging13 × 9 × 1 cm
BeadsGlass
StructureMetal wire with looped ends
Recommended Age3-⁠6 years
Care

Wipe with damp cloth, dry immediately

Frequently Asked Questions

What age is the glass bead bar of 7 appropriate for?

This material is designed for children ages 3-⁠6 who are beginning to explore mathematical concepts through concrete manipulation. The large beads and sturdy wire construction make it suitable for young children developing their fine motor skills.

How is this bead bar used in Montessori mathematics?

Children use this bar for counting, addition, subtraction, and skip counting exercises. It allows them to physically handle the quantity seven, building a concrete understanding before moving to abstract number concepts. It's commonly used with the bead cabinet and other mathematical materials.

Why are the beads white for the number 7?

In the Montessori color-coded bead system, each number 1-⁠9 has a specific color. White represents seven, helping children associate the quantity with its color code. This consistent color system aids in pattern recognition and mathematical operations.

Is this a single bar or a set of bars?

This is an individual bar containing seven white beads. It can be purchased as a replacement for lost bars or to supplement existing bead cabinet materials. Multiple bars may be needed for certain mathematical activities.

What makes the construction durable for classroom use?

The bar features glass beads threaded on metal wire with securely looped ends. This construction withstands repeated handling by young children and maintains its shape during mathematical explorations, ensuring long-⁠term classroom durability.

Product safety

Manufacturer: Nienhuis Montessori, Anders Celsiusstraat 15, 7442 PB Nijverdal, Netherlands