The rainbow bear introduced today, also called the weight bear, is a classic Montessori enlightenment teaching aid.

It can exercise children's color recognition, logic ability, mathematical thinking, surprise movements, etc. Rainbow Bear displays the abstraction of numbers with real objects, and automatically uses the hands and brain to correctly understand and improve interest in mathematics and cultivate number sense.

This set is more suitable for young babies to play with. The question cards are relatively simple, including finding patterns, counting, and addition and subtraction within 10. If you have the Rainbow Bear teaching aid at home, it will be more intuitive to use it together.

1. Divide the bears into three sizes: "large", "medium" and "small" and put them into the corresponding boxes. Choose bears of the same color but different sizes and let your baby sort them, or let your baby choose by himself.

2. Color awareness: There are 6 colors of rainbow bears in total. For babies who are younger than 1 month old, you can first select the bears corresponding to the 6 colors and give them to the baby for classification. Older babies can be allowed to choose the bear and place it in the corresponding color position. This set also comes with 6 colors of English. You can first read English while placing bears of corresponding colors, and then gradually let your baby try it on his own!

3. Number and quantity perception & correspondence. There are small picture cards that have been matched with numbers and quantities. They can be cut out and sealed in plastic to be used as flash cards or digital cards. There is also a separate quantity exercise. The baby can place the corresponding number of bears in the space according to the numbers on the belly of the bear next to it.

4. Find the pattern. Arrange the bears according to the given colors, find the corresponding pattern, and put the bears with matching colors.

5. The dice game is very suitable for parents and children to play together. The baby and his parents sit side by side, and then roll the dice. According to the points displayed on the dice, place the bear on the corresponding number. For example, if you roll 1, choose a bear and place it on the number 1. The first one to place all the numbers is the winner. . There is also an advanced method of adding up the points from two throws, come and try it!

6. Bead placement practice: Arrange the bears into a "string" in an oval frame, and repeat until no more bears can fit inside the oval.

7. Introduction to addition. Learn about addition by counting bears. It is very suitable as a resource for addition enlightenment. While using it, you can also use it with the number cards in the Rainbow Bear Bus below.

8. The package of open gameplay also comes with a page of open gameplay, which can be used to practice logical matrices, consolidate quantities, let babies find positions, etc. More gameplays can be unlocked together.

9. Rainbow Bear Bus Quantity (Practice and Consolidation of Number and Quantity Correspondence) number cards can be used for number enlightenment & recognition. Take out the number cards and let the baby place the corresponding number of bears to establish a one-to-one correspondence between "numbers" and "quantities". You can also ask each other questions, report related numbers, and put out the number of bears specified by the other party ~ "Passenger bears are on the bus!" Take out the bear bus, draw the number cards, and let the baby put the bears with the specified number one by one in the bus. .

10. Addition and subtraction (within 20) Use number cards and addition and subtraction signs to create questions, allowing the baby to perceive changes in quantity by placing bears. After answering correctly, you can also ask your baby to find the number card corresponding to the answer~

11. Find the pattern on the question card. Find the pattern according to the question card. After completion, you can also play a coloring game according to the letters next to the question card.

12. The difficulty level of the interactive question cards is relatively high, which tests the baby's understanding ability. If you have a certain knowledge of English, you can read the questions in English for your baby to answer, or translate them into Chinese for your baby to present their own answers. For babies who are younger than one month old, you can take out the answers individually and let the baby practice placing them according to the answer cards.