Montessori-like materials for teaching the decimal system
by clifford, published
0
Share
1884
556
Report Thing as Inappropriate
Description
A set of lasercut wooden objects for teaching the decimal system.
Small cubes (1x1x1) for 1, sticks (1x1x10) for 10, squares (1x10x10) for 100 and big cubes (10x10x10) for 1000.
Small cubes (1x1x1) for 1, sticks (1x1x10) for 10, squares (1x10x10) for 100 and big cubes (10x10x10) for 1000.
1884
556
Report Thing as Inappropriate
Tags
License
Montessori-like materials for teaching the decimal system by clifford is licensed under the BSD License license.
Give a Shout Out
If you print this Thing and display it in public proudly give attribution by printing and displaying this tag.
Print Thing Tag
Instructions
Use 6mm wood. Cut the red lines, engrave the green lines. The first DXF file (calcsticks_6mm.dxf) contains 210 small cubes, 84 sticks and 24 squares on an area under 50x50 cm. The 2nd DXF file (calccubes_6mm.dxf) contains the parts for 6 big cubes on an area under 50x50 cm. You might need to rearrange the DXF files to fit your material size.
Montessori-like materials for teaching the decimal system by clifford is licensed under the BSD License license.
Download All Files
(18 kb zip file)
Comments
You must be logged in to post a comment.
thejugglingjohn
on
Jan 14, 2010
said:
Currently a Computer Engineering student at the Univ. of Central Florida, looking at this brings me back to second grade. And although I often marvel at all I've accomplished, and what Bre and Zach have done, not many people have made me reminisce like this. My hat's off to you sir.

I remember those from second grade, too. What a cool idea to bring back.