Wooden Tabletop Abacus with Number Tiles

It's a wooden tabletop abacus, about 22.5 cm (8.9 in) tall: 100 colored wooden beads on 10 stainless-steel rows in an upright wooden frame. What sets it apart is the slotted rail across the top that holds removable number and symbol tiles, so a child can build a written equation (like "5 + 3 = 8") right above the beads they just counted.

One standing wooden abacus (10 rows x 10 beads = 100 beads) plus a set of double-sided tiles - numerals and the math symbols +, -, x, division and =. It builds early counting, number sense and the first bridge to written arithmetic.

Designed for roughly ages 3 to 6, and it keeps earning its place as a child moves into early arithmetic. Because it includes small beads and tiles, it's a supervised, table-top toy - an adult should judge the right moment for their own child.

It turns abstract numbers into something they can touch and then write. Sliding and grouping beads builds counting and number sense; the tile rail bridges to written math, so a child sees that "five beads and three beads" and "5 + 3 = 8" are the same idea - exactly the bridge most kids need before math lives only on paper.

Yes - real wood, one clear purpose, hands-on and self-correcting. The child sets the beads, builds the equation, and sees for themselves whether the two match. No lights or sounds do the thinking for them.

A solid wood frame with glossy colored wooden beads on smooth stainless-steel rods, finished with a water-based, non-toxic finish and safety-tested (test reports on file). Smooth rounded edges throughout.

No. Nothing to charge or plug in - a fully screen-free, hands-on toy that's just as happy on a desk as it is in a travel bag.