Montessori Maths: Teaching children to add with the Golden Beads

Teaching children to add in Montessori is super easy using the Golden Beads. The Golden Beads are made up of cubes of 1000, squares of 100, bars of 10 unit beads, and single unit beads.
Small Number Cards are selected by the teacher and children must collect the corresponding number of Golden Beads. This Montessori method is perfect for teaching kids to add or for parents to teach their kids at home how to add.
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[@maisoonmoaaz7019]

How beautiful 😍 I always felt maths was so dry growing up just mental games and eventually couldn't keep up with while growing up .. I thought maybe I'm just not smart enough for it .. if only I learned it this way 🙂 This is how l'll teach my children maths Thanks for the video .. I never noticed before there are two sets of cards for operation and results thanks for explaining in the comments ❤️

[@wonderfulworldofmontessori9582]

I am so happy to hear that. I agree, I wish I had learned this way as well. Thanks so much for following Wonderful Montessori xxx

[@purnimapuranam3735]

Soo beautyfull and music also But i want voice also That is low so pls

[@wonderfulworldofmontessori9582]

Thank you Purnima! I appreciate your input xxx

[@vivianaAcosta23]

Is there a reason for the different sized number cards? I notice that one set is larger than the other

[@wonderfulworldofmontessori9582]

Hi there Viviana. Nice to hear from you. Yes, there is. Here we are teaching children to add with the golden beads. The small number cards represent the numbers that we are going to add together, and the large number cards will be our answer. Showing the child that when we add two small numbers together we end up with a big number.