WISSNER® aktiv lernen - Counting table with 22 reversible tokens e 10 arithmetic signs - RE-Plastic®

With this spreadbar, the range of numbers up to 20 is practically explained on its own and it is even a lot of fun. On one side there are circles with numbers, on the other side there are circles without printed numbers. This way you can also customize the number space and have sequences of numbers or multiples displayed. The diameter of the circles is 2.5 cm. This corresponds to the diameter of the turning plates. In combination with turntables, the lessons become particularly clear and easy for children to understand. RE-Plastic "Our durable and non-polluting RE-Plastic material is made of 100% recycled plastic of the same type of material and is CO2-neutral. It is absolutely equivalent to the material used so far in terms of quality, appearance and haptics. Since RE-Plastic can in turn be 100% recycled, we ensure a continuous, efficient and responsible recycling cycle. You can find out more about RE-Plastic at www.wissner-germany.com." As a family company Wissner, we have been committed to conscious and sustainable material selection and have been producing exclusively in Germany for over 40 years. We develop innovative and resource-saving production technologies. We are particularly proud of that. Our learning and teaching materials and learning games, which are useful in terms of instruction, are not only suitable for nurseries and schools, but also for use at home. The guiding principle of our products is active learning - see, speak, act.

• 30 x 7 x 0.5 cm, printed on both sides, with 22 turntables (diameter 25 mm) and 10 arithmetic symbols
• With particularly easy to grasp turnplates and spreadbars, you can add, subtract, display numeric sequences, multiplies and much more
• Packed in a plastic bag; according to DIN EN71-3 on toys
• RE-Plastic: 100% recycled, 100% recyclable, CO2 neutral, free from harmful substances; conforms to DIN EN71-3 on toys
• Made in Germany (also in cooperation with workshops for the disabled)