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Waldorf Family – Math Four Processes Coins
The four processes, add, minus, divide and times all have their own unique character.
These stunning chunky wooden coins allow children to visualize these processes.
The coins are great for working into stories and employing a strong colour link to allow easy weaving into other math work.
They are great as a starter, exploratory and developer kit for children as they begin on their math journey.
Each coin comes with a verse, giving a joyfill character account for each process.
These wonderful little wooden coins can be used in tactile learning to help children understand the function of each process.
They also fit in the Waldorf Family Math Bases, which can be used as sorting trays.
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About Waldorf Family:
“Filled with wonder, creativity and colour Waldorf Family resources help children play + learn with their hands, hearts and minds: and nurture a place for nature in the modern home.
We are inspired by nature: we want to help families thrive. We aim to nurture connection with nature and ignite wonder. We connect deeply with natural rhythms and are still head over heels in love with nature. We want to help improve play and learning for children and nurture a place for nature in the modern home.
Waldorf Family homewares and toys are manufactured in England by highly skilled trade and crafts people. We use materials sustainably sourced from the earth because they are handled with care and do no harm. Everything we create, from the box to the products, can be returned to the earth or recycled.
We are inspired by the principles of Waldorf education and other educational approaches, such as Montessori.”
About the Artist, Stephanie Green:
“I am inspired by nature: if I can help children in the built environment connect with nature and help those who do not find a good fit in the educational system find wonder in learning then I will be doing what I was put here to do.
I believe we are all here to serve – our society, our purpose. It is our job to dig deep and discover what lights our fire: for me that is drawing, painting, my family and homemaking. These personal passions were what firmly led me to create for children.
I still remember a painting that I had when I was about 6 or 7. In each corner it had so many details I remember staring at this whole other world for hours – not really sure if it was a real world – existing in that flat paper space.”
Made in England
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