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Size: 33 cm x 33 cm. coasters size- 2.4 cm x 2.4 cm
Weight: 700 GM
Material: Solid Wood.
Colour: Natural Finish
Recommended Age: 2 years
In Sanskrit, Patal is the word for a wooden board and Anantpatal means a board with infinite possibilities! So presenting our traditional Montessori hundred Board with a bit of modification for more open-ended play so it can grow with your child. Anantpatal is a complete solution for learning all the skills required in kindergarten or the first 2 years of school. The innovative hands-on learning tool helps to recognize, and count numbers, do further math calculations, find patterns, and practice languages. It’s an amazing hands-on learning tool and fun too!
Anantpatal 100 Board will help children develop an early understanding of counting, addition, and subtraction in a highly visual and tactile way. 100 Board features one hundred holes with a counters pocket, ready for your child to fill up while counting, creating patterns, practicing mathematical equations, discovering cardinal directions, and more.
Designed for kindergarten and early elementary students, the Anantpatal Board offers a unique approach to learning math that combines visual and physical elements to create a deep neurological connection in the brain.
Warning! This product contains small parts which may present a choking hazard. Not suitable for children under 3 years old.
If you would like to help your child count from 1 to 100, the numbered counters work to provide both visual and physical connections. As your child places the numbers and counts aloud, a deep neurological connection occurs through both the physical and oral acts combined. If this is your child's first time counting to 100 with numbers, it can be overwhelming, so encourage your child to look for patterns in the number positions. (For example, observe "I see that all the numbers in this row start with 3. Do you see all the numbers in the next row start with anything that's the same?" Or you can point out that all the numbers in the rows from the top to the bottom end in the same number.
Kindergarten is a critical time in a child's education as it lays the foundation for all future learning. The National Curriculum Framework in India emphasizes the importance of developing mathematical skills in young children, starting from kindergarten. Anantpatal board is an innovative tool that can help children develop these skills in a fun and engaging way. In this blog, we will explore the math skills required for kindergarten children in India and how the Anantpatal board can be used to teach them.
The Anantpatal board comes with 100 tiles numbered 1-100, Children can see how numbers are arranged in the board in sequence and how they relate to one another. It provides a visual representation of numbers, making it easier for children to understand the concept of counting, and helping to reinforce the concepts in a fun and interactive way.
Skip counting is the skill of counting by a certain number other than one. For example, counting by twos: 2, 4, 6, 8, etc. We can introduce skip counting patterns by asking children to count by twos, fives, or tens, and place the corresponding number tiles on the board. This will help them understand the concept of grouping numbers and counting in multiples. With practice, children can develop fluency in skip counting and become comfortable with more complex patterns.
By using the Anantpatal 100 board for skip counting activities, children can develop a deeper understanding of numbers and their relationships, which can help prepare strong foundational math skills.
An Anantpatal 100 board can be a great tool to introduce addition and subtraction concepts to kindergarten children. By placing tiles on the board, children can visualize the process of adding or taking away objects. This visual representation can help children better understand the concept of addition and subtraction and build their foundational math skills.
Use the tiles to create simple patterns, such as red-blue, red-blue, red-green-pink, and red-green-pink, and ask the child to continue the pattern. The Anantpatal board also includes colour coding cards that can be used to introduce coding concepts to young children. By matching the colours to the letters and numbers on the board, children can create simple patterns and shapes.
Anantpatal 100 board can help kindergarten kids develop their ability to compare numbers and understand the concepts of greater than and less than. Start by placing two number tiles side by side, and then ask the child to identify which one is greater and which one is lesser. Encourage them to use the concepts of more and less to compare numbers. By practicing this activity, children can develop a better understanding of the concepts of greater than and less than, and it can also help them prepare for more advanced math skills in the future. Download the Kindergarten math Worksheet for 10 less than, 10 more than here.
The board's layout allows for easy visualization of the relationship between ones, tens, and hundreds of places. By using rows and columns to represent ones and tens places, respectively, kids can learn to identify and understand the value of each digit in a number.
Using your example of the number 43, the child can easily locate the 40 in the last row and 3 in the 3rd column and understand that 43 is composed of 40 and 3. With continued practice, they will be able to quickly identify the place value of each digit in any number, setting them up for success in their math education.
The Anantpatal board can help children develop their fine motor skills by requiring them to manipulate the tiles and placing them on the board promoting hand-eye coordination and dexterity, which are essential for fine motor development. Additionally, picking up small objects such as loose parts, and placing them in front of the tiles can help improve hand and finger strength, as well as hand control. The use of loose parts also encourages the use of the pincer grasp, which involves using the thumb and index finger to pick up and manipulate small objects, and is a critical fine motor skill for writing and other activities. These skill aligns with National Curriculum Framework for Physical Development in India for kindergarten.
When you order the Anantpatal 100 Board, you'll receive everything you need for a comprehensive and engaging learning experience. In addition to the high-quality, durable board, you'll get 100 reversible tiles with numbers printed on one side and alphabets on the other, allowing for endless home-school activities. But that's not all - we also include 70 activity flashcards, providing a wide range of challenges and opportunities for skill-building.
