RECEKA Wooden Abacus for Kids — Double-Sided Whiteboard & Magnetic Cards (0–100) for 1st–2nd Grade

Overview

The RECEKA wooden abacus is a versatile math learning tool designed for children ages 3 to 8. Its compact, foldable frame features a magnetic whiteboard on one side and a traditional chalkboard on the other, inviting tactile play, visual counting, and creative sketching. Crafted from natural wood with smooth edges and a pleasant satin finish, this set blends durability with kid friendly design and a satisfying tactile feel.

What’s included

• 1 foldable wooden abacus with double sided writing surfaces
• 154 magnetic number cards spanning 0 to 100
• 2 mnemonic charts to reinforce number sense
• Pen, chalk, and chalkboard eraser for versatile use

Learning in practice

Kids move colorful beads across ten rows to visualize quantities, then pair magnets with cards to construct sums and simple equations. The magnetic surface supports quick matching, while the boards provide space to record steps, doodle ideas, or brainstorm strategies.

Key benefits

• Encourages counting fluency with 100 beads organized in ten rows
• Supports practice of basic arithmetic through hands on manipulation
• Promotes logical thinking and visual problem solving
• Suitable for both homeschool settings and classroom use

Materials and safety

Made from natural wood with odorless finishes and non toxic water based coatings on the beads. All parts are carefully sanded to remove rough edges, prioritizing safe hands on learning.

Montessori style learning

The double sided board invites doodling and writing with a water based pen on the whiteboard or chalk on the blackboard, enabling math play to blend with creative expression. A versatile choice for daycare centers, early learning spaces, training centers, and elementary classrooms.

Travel ready and gifting

The foldable design saves space for storage and makes on the go learning convenient. It also serves as a thoughtful gift for birthdays, holidays, or back to school moments, supporting ongoing curiosity and counting practice.