Explore numbers 11–19 with this Montessori teen bead hanger. Includes colored beads and number tiles for hands-on learning of teen numbers.
Product Description
The Montessori Teen Bead Hanger is a math material used to concretely represent the numbers from 11 to 19. It allows children to explore the structure of teen numbers by combining a golden bead bar of ten with colored unit beads. This tactile and visual experience supports foundational place value understanding and bridges the transition from quantity to symbol in early numeracy work.
Key Features
- Wooden bead hanger with labeled hooks from 11 to 19
- Color-coded bead bars (11–19) in standard Montessori colors
- Removable number tiles for hands-on numeral association
- Supports Montessori math curriculum in Casa classrooms
- Self-correcting layout with clear isolation of difficulty
Benefits for Children
- Reinforces understanding of place value and number formation from 11–19
- Supports pattern recognition, sequencing, and numeral-symbol matching
- Enhances concentration, fine motor coordination, and visual discrimination
- Encourages independent exploration through hands-on repetition
What’s Included
- 1 wooden bead hanger with 9 hooks (38 cm x 15 cm)
- 9 colored bead bars (quantities 11–19)
- Number tiles for numbers 11 through 19 (two sets)
- 1 wooden storage box for loose tiles
Specifications
- Overall base dimensions: 40 cm x 15 cm
- Bead hanger height: 15 cm; tile box: 6.5 cm x 5 cm x 3 cm
- Material: Solid wood, metal wire, glass/plastic Montessori beads
- Recommended age: 4+ years
How to Use
Children begin by placing a bead bar for 10 beneath a numbered hook and then select a colored unit bead to complete the quantity. The number tile is matched above to reflect the total value. This visual and tactile association of quantity and numeral reinforces the structure of teen numbers in preparation for place value and linear counting activities.
See It in Action
Follow us on Instagram @HandsOnMontessoriStore or watch the Montessori Teen Bead Bar Hanger (11–19) in classroom use.