A Number Bonds Game.
Match, Order, & Stack
Deepen knowledge of addition & subtraction facts with this tactile, number bonds math game set. Journey through the "Land of Number Buddies" with the help of your math tools - 2 sets of number rods, an addition / subtraction grid board, and 50 quests to solve.
In this land, numbers come alive. They live in houses, buddy up together, and visit each other in their homes. Step inside this Land of Numbers and experience how this engaging Montessori number rods math learning toy teaches kids core math concepts - addition, subtraction, regrouping, and parts & wholes.
Master regrouping, number parts & wholes, addition, subtraction, & place value with this exploratory, multi-functional number toy set.
AGE RANGE: 4-8 years
MASTER NUMBER BONDS: This number rods math board game teaches kids core math concepts - addition, subtraction, counting, and parts & wholes. This multi-functional set can be used as a:
IMPROVE ABSTRACT MATH SKILLS: Join Bailey the Bunny to find all the different ways numbers pair up together to make another number. 50 game cards prompt children to explore how numbers up to 20 can be regrouped into different parts and ordered in various ways. The lengths on the wooden number rods increase incrementally for each number, thus providing a visual framework for understanding the relationship between value and length.
Made with durable, repurposed solid rubberwood from Thailand. Lab-tested safe for child safety.
See & understand all the different ways numbers can be broken apart & joined together. With this number set, "2 + 4 = 6" takes on a whole new meaning of fun with the concept of our Number Houses 🏠 and Number Buddies.
Which number buddies can you find in 🏠 House Number 6 at one time?
Exploring with puzzles, spirals, and towers using rods that are marked and numbered all help reinforce the idea that math is found everywhere.
✔️ Numbers fit within larger numbers and can likewise be broken down into smaller numbers.
✔️ Spirals work because each subsequent piece decreases in length. Length is related to number value.
✔️ Numbers can be regrouped. Creating a puzzle with 1 and 8 on one side is the equivalent to using 8 and 1 on the other side.
Match a number's name to its digit. Digits and names share the same font color which gives children visual clues of value correspondence.
Introduce your child to the difference between odd & even numbers. Odd rods are a honey shade; even rods are a cream shade.
Number rods are double-sided for mental math practice & encourages subitizing (the ability to see a number's value without counting).
✔️ Teaches digit & written number correspondence
✔️ Teaches number bonds - math fact families up to 20
✔️ Teaches subitizing, the precursor to mental math
✔️ Teaches parts & wholes of numbers & regrouping
✔️ Teaches odd & even number differentiation
✔️ Boosts critical thinking skills & number sense
Want to see how fast you're mastering those number fact families?
Download our free Quest Point Tracker to keep track of your progress each time you play!
Encourages accuracy and progress.
Shop our complementary Number Bonds Worksheet Set. This set provides opportunities to practice & understand:
Want to see a sample first? Click HERE to get our 5-page sampler set for a glimpse of the content!
Influenced by a variety of learning tools for early elementary school, our educational math board game takes the best ideas from Singapore math, numberblocks toys, Cuisenaire rods, math cubes, and Montessori math (Montessori numerical math rods, addition strip board, bead houses).
All these theories combined all point to the main idea that children learn best when provided opportunities for hands-on, visual, & tactile exploration of various math manipulatives.
Take care of the earth by choosing sustainably-harvested wooden toys or skillfully repurposed hardwood. Our rods are made with repurposed rubberwood from Thailand.
Our wooden game set is safe and non-toxic, and certified by TÜV SÜD, a global regulatory compliance company, to exceed toy safety regulations in the US, Canada, U.K., EU, Australia, and New Zealand.
Learn more about wood types HERE.
