6.4.1 Division Without Changing: Thinks of Problem, Let's Say 862 Divided by 2. Collect The Beads From The Bank

6.4.
1 Division Without Changing
Thinks of problem, let’s say 862 divided by 2. Collect the beads from the bank.
Divide all the numbers to the child with Take the cards and give it to each tray.
the same number.

6.4.2 Division With Changing
Change one ten bar to ten units. Divide all the numbers with the same number.
Take the cards and give it to each tray.

6.4.3 Division With Remainder
Divide all the numbers to the child with the Take the cards and give it to each tray.
same number, there is 1 unit left (remainder)

8.1.1 Addition Using The Short Bead Stair with Series Card
Build the 2 stairs with the 2 sets of short Read first sum in the series card 1.
bead stair.
Places the beads next to each other in a row. Records his answers into the card, then check
the answer with the control card.

8.1.2 Subtraction Using The Short Bead Stair with Series Card
Arrange one set of short bead stair on the mat. Read the first number, let’s say the first number
is eight minus five.
Count and take away three. Record the answer and match the answer with
the control card.

8.1.3 Multiplication with Short Bead Stair with Series Card
Help the child to do the first sum. Eight times 3 meaning we only have eight three
time.
Count the beads. Record the answer on the series card and check
the
answer with the control card.

8.2.1 Addition Board Exercise 1 with Table Sum
Lay out the blue strips are laid on the left side. Read the first sum, say “7 + 1”.
Take the blue ruler 7 and place it on the board. Show the child how to record and check the
answer
Take the red ruler and place it to the right of with control card.
the blue ruler.
8.2.2. Addition Board Exercise 2 (or Number Families)
Lay out the blue strips are laid on the left side. Let say we will do number families of ten.
Put the blue ruler to cover number nine.

Put the red ruler !, to make them ten. Do likewise until all the blue and red rules
become ten.
8.2.3 Subtraction Strip Board with Table Sum
Lay out the rulers, blue on the left, red on Cover with natural ruler and explain to the child
the right, natural wood on the top. because we are going to work with seven, we cover
all the rest.
We do with 7-7, so take the blue strip and There is nothing left. So, the answer is zero.
place it on the seven.
8.2.4 Multiplication Board Using Table Sum Card
Get the materials and bring to the mat. For the first, the child can start with number 1.
Take seven beads and put in vertical way. Check with the control card.
9.1 Using The Golden Beads Operation
Exercise 1 : Addition Without Changing

Prepare the sum card. Get the corresponding beads and place them on the
mat.
Put both the addends together. Record his answer, check the answers at the back
of
the sum cards.
9.1 Using The Golden Beads Operation
Exercise 2 : Addition With Changing

Prepare the sum card. Get the corresponding beads and place them on the
mat.
When he counts to ten, he needs to change the Record his answer.
units for one ten bead bar.
9.2 Stamp Game
Exercise 1 : Addition
Takes the stamp out and set the two addends Put both the addends together.
on the mat.
Counts to ten, he needs to change the unit stamp Counts the remaining unit stamp and records
his
for a 10 stamp. answer.
Exercise 2 : Multiplication with Changing

Takes the stamp out two times and places it Add them together to see how much we have
on the mat. altogether.
Count the beads altogether and record it. This is the result.
Exercise 3 : subtraction with changing
Make the minuend with the stamps. Change the one ten stamps to 10 units stamps.
Take away six unit stamps, Do the same for tens, hundreds, and thousands.
Count the remaining and record the answer.
Exercise 4 : Division with changing
Put the stamp on the mat and the skittles on the Start with the thousands, distribute them to
left side. 3 skittles.

since you are left with one thousand stamp, The answer to the division sum 1417 with
you need to change it for 10 hundred stamps. remainder 2.
3.1.3 Recognizing Quantities
Start the game with one category only – the unit. After child can do one category, do the
game
Count how many units each child has got in his tray. with two categories.
Continue with three categories, if child already Finally, the highest level in this game with four
do two categories. categories.
3.2.3 Recognizing Numeral

Start the game with one category only – the unit. After child can do one category, do the game
Read the large number card. with two categories.
Read the large number card in three categories. If the child already read three categories, we
can
continue with four categories.

3.3.1 The Bird’s Eye View
Get the material : Bank of Beads and number cards Put the card and the beads on the
left.
Continue with ten. Arrange all the number cards and the beads.
3.3.2 Combining Quantities & Symbols

Put the large number card on the tray. Get the beads same number as on the card.
If the child already master with one category, From the bank of beads, take the same number
We can continue with two categories. as on the card.
5.2 1000 Bead Chain

5.1 100 Bead Chain
Arrange the ten bar Arrange 10 ten bars, Put hundred square,
put the blue label put red label of hundred.
beside the bar.
Arrange the ten bars in horizontal row, so that the child
Can see that hundred square is the same as 10 ten bars.

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6.4.

1 Division Without Changing

the same number.

Take the cards and give it to each tray.

same number, there is 1 unit left (remainder)

the answer with the control card.

is eight minus five.

the control card.

answer with the control card.

the blue ruler.

8.2.2. Addition Board Exercise 2 (or Number Families)

Put the blue ruler to cover number nine.

8.2.3 Subtraction Strip Board with Table Sum

place it on the seven.

8.2.4 Multiplication Board Using Table Sum Card

9.1 Using The Golden Beads Operation

Exercise 1 : Addition Without Changing

the sum cards.

9.1 Using The Golden Beads Operation

Exercise 2 : Addition With Changing

When he counts to ten, he needs to change the Record his answer.

units for one ten bead bar.

9.2 Stamp Game

for a 10 stamp. answer.

Exercise 2 : Multiplication with Changing

on the mat. altogether.

Exercise 3 : subtraction with changing

Count the remaining and record the answer.

Exercise 4 : Division with changing

left side. 3 skittles.

you need to change it for 10 hundred stamps. remainder 2.

3.1.3 Recognizing Quantities

do two categories. categories.

3.2.3 Recognizing Numeral

Read the large number card. with two categories.

continue with four categories.

3.3.2 Combining Quantities & Symbols

We can continue with two categories. as on the card.

5.2 1000 Bead Chain

put the blue label put red label of hundred.

beside the bar.

Arrange the ten bars in horizontal row, so that the child

Can see that hundred square is the same as 10 ten bars.

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