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The set includes everything shown, hand-made by Betsy Lockhart and her trusty die-cutting machine! They have been sized to be compatible with traditional Montessori bead bars. A minor amount of assembly is needed, full directions for which are included:
• 42 die-cut skittle-shaped craft foam pieces to assemble 21 “people” (adhere a person with a belly slot to one with none using craft glue)
• 4 die-cut mailboxes with comma posts
• 5 houses and 6 apartments cut from craft foam
• Nomenclature labels for mailboxes and apartments printed on card stock (Cut. Laminate if desired)
• STOP and AND signs printed on card stock (Cut. Glue. Laminate if desired)
For the downloadable lessons and to see this material assembled and in use CLICK HERE!
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This is the perfect lesson to expand a students' understanding of the hierarchy beyond one thousand. The concrete materials are beautifully made, and truly help any child see the place values in action! They just love putting together ginormous numbers, and feel proud when they can easily recite them. Definite must-have in any Lower Elementary Classroom. - Margit H. Have you implented this fabulous work in your classroom? Send us feedback!
