Educational Tool 8 Gift Froebel-kan No. (Stick)

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★★★★★★★★★★★ Kids Design Award winning products Froebel-kan original products FROEBEL'S Kindergarten Gifts Made in Japan Set contents: 1500 sticks (300 each of 3cm, 6cm, 9cm, 12cm, and 15cm) in a wooden box Weight: approx. 1.8 kg Material and specifications: bamboo (horn) Wooden box size: 34.5 x 27 x height 5 cm [Froebel Gift Series] Gifts are a general term for a series of educational toys invented by Friedrich Froebel (1782-1852), the founder of kindergartens, as the first playthings for children. [What is the Eighth Gift?] The "Eighth Gift" is a stick that represents a straight line, and you can learn length and shape. The sticks are multiples of 3 cm and come in five different types. [How to play (examples)] ● Play by comparing lengths. ● Play with numbers. Figure out how many are the same length as which. ● Compare with other items in the Gifts series. ● Play with designs. Use the difference in length to create an expression. Play with patterns. Use the difference in length to play with advanced patterns. Lines are training to grasp the outline of an object, concretize the impression, and express it as one's own. *These are just a few examples of how to play. The Gifts series can be developed into many different ways to play. ●Set contents: 1500 sticks (300 each of 3cm, 6cm, 9cm, 12cm, and 15cm) in a wooden box ●Material/Specifications: Bamboo (angle) ●Weight/approx. 1.8kg ● Froebel-kan original products Made in Japan FROEBEL'S Kindergarten Gifts [Froebel Gift Series] The term "gift" is a general term for a series of educational toys invented by Friedrich Froebel (1782-1852), the founder of kindergartens, as the first play equipment for children. [What is the eighth gift?] The "eighth gift" is a stick that represents a straight line, allowing you to know length and shape. The rods are available in five different sizes, each in multiples of 3 cm. [How to play (example)] Have fun comparing lengths. ●Play with numbers. Figure out how many pieces there are and what length they are the same as. ●Compare it with other gift series. ●Play with designs. Use the difference in length to create expression. Play with patterns. Use the difference in length to create advanced patterns. Line trains you to grasp the contours of an object, concretize your impression, and express it as your own. *These are just a few examples of how to play. The Gifts series can be expanded into many different ways to play.