Wooden ten-frame math set for addition and subtraction (number board + cards + tokens)

This is a ten-frame set used to represent quantities 0–10 with counters, then connect the quantity to numerals and simple equations using discs and equation cards.

It is not a digital tool and it is not a single-piece board with no loose parts; the routine depends on moving counters and matching them to the prompt.

Quick identification checklist: ten-frame boards are present, loose counters/blocks are included, equation cards reference addition/subtraction, and a storage method is provided for loose pieces.

What’s included (by component type): two ten-frame boards; counters/blocks; number/operator discs; equation cards; a storage bag; an instruction manual.

How pieces connect in one turn: the board shows the ten-frame structure, counters/blocks show quantity, discs/cards show the equation, and the final board state is the check.

If the bundle varies by listing or variant, keep the included-items list aligned to the selected variant and match photos to the same bundle.

Storage ritual: sweep loose pieces into the bag, then confirm the boards and the bag are stored together before ending the session.

60-second setup: clear a small surface, place the ten-frame boards, choose one equation card, and set counters and discs within reach.

One-turn example (make 10): build 6 on the ten frame, add 4 counters to complete the frame, then display the equation using the card and any matching discs.

One-turn example (subtraction): build 10 on the ten frame, remove 2 counters, then display the equation using the card and confirm the remaining counters match the result.

Done signal: the visible ten-frame quantity matches the final result and the equation is readable using the pieces provided.

Counting and matching: build a quantity on the ten frame, then match it to the correct numeral disc if your set includes numeral discs.

Part–part–whole: make-10 turns show how different pairs fill the same ten-frame structure, which makes the grouping visible and repeatable.

Subtraction as removal: start from a built quantity and remove counters until the remaining ten-frame quantity matches the subtraction prompt.

Hands-on control: placing, moving, and removing counters adds a fine-motor component to the same routine without changing the structure.

Age and supervision boundary: ages 3-6; supervise small parts and keep away from under 3.

Materials by component: main material is wood; paper items are included (cards/manual); a fabric storage bag is included.

Size reference: boards are shown around 17.8 cm by 7.3 cm; weight and thickness are not provided.

Handling limits: keep away from water and fire; use on a clear surface to reduce loss risk for loose pieces.

Arrival-check checklist: confirm the bundle matches the included-items list, check that edges feel smooth enough for normal handling, and store loose pieces in the bag between sessions.

Decision rules to compare similar sets: number of boards, counter type, whether equation cards are included, whether discs cover numerals and operators, and whether storage is included for loose pieces.

Routine support check: confirm the listing can support counting 0–10, make-10 turns, and simple subtraction using the components shown in photos and described in the included-items list.

Offer snapshot checklist (verify before checkout): included-items list matches the photos, shipping timeline is stated, return window is visible, and the listing clarifies bundle differences when variants exist.