10953
Multiplication Board
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A small foot brand productHappiness is made of wood! This is why small foot wooden toys make children so happy.
- Exceptional design, made in Germany
- Responsibility for quality and safety so children can play carefree
- A love for wood - because it's a popular environmental winner
- Playtime fun at a fair price - so that everyone can enjoy small foot
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Highlights
- A multiplication board made of robust wood with 81 solid wooden cubes printed with the parts of the math problems
- Each cube is marked with a math problem on one side and the corresponding solution on the other side
- Children can check their math solutions thanks to the answers printed on the rear sides of the cubes
- An ideal math game for children in primary school that supports them as they practise their multiplication problems
- The letter and number cubes fit perfectly in the insert board and won't slide around
- Four sides are not marked, allowing the user to write their own problems on them
- The wooden cubes are easy to grasp and promote the development of fine motor skills
- An ideal gift for schoolaged children
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Product features
Dimensions: approx. 17 x 17 x 2 cm
Brand: small foot
Material: wood
EAN code: 4020972109538
Age recommendation: 6+
Weight incl. Packaging: 0,27
Page Main Catalog: 78
Spring brochure page: 33
Contents: 1 multiplication board, 81 number blocks
Packaging: Item in foil wrapping
Certificate: FSC® 100%
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Product informationA frame made of FSC® 100%-certified wood with 81 solid cubes. Multiplication equations are on each cube with the solution on the opposite sides. Four sides are blank and can be filled with your own equations! Children can playfully learn maths with this product.
Please note that this product previously had the product number 7583.
![Buntes Sudoku "Educate"](/media/articles/web23_95/11164_legler_lernspielzeug_sudoku_bunt_FSC.jpg "Buntes Sudoku "Educate"")
![Bruchrechnung "Educate"](/media/articles/web23_95/11166_legler_small_foot_bruchrechnung_educate_FSC.jpg "Bruchrechnung "Educate"")
