Gotoofun Wooden Abacus for Kids Math – Double-Sided Blackboard & Whiteboard, 308 Magnetic Cards + 100 Counting Sticks

Hands-on learning with a versatile double-sided abacus

The Gotoofun Wooden Abacus for Kids Math is designed to spark curiosity in toddlers and preschoolers through tactile play. One side functions as a blackboard for drawing numbers and simple problems, while the other side is a whiteboard that works with magnetic cards for quick math practice. This dual-surface design makes it easy to switch between drawing, counting, and arranging numbers, helping young learners explore early math concepts in a natural, engaging way.

Crafted for daily use in homes, classrooms, or homeschool setups, the abacus invites children to move beads, arrange symbols, and visualize counting. The tactile feedback of sliding beads along ten sturdy rods fosters hand-eye coordination and fosters a calm, focused learning rhythm. While the toy carries no guarantees, many users discover that the mix of writing surfaces and magnetic pieces supports a varied, hands-on approach to math exploration.

What’s included in the set

• Two packs of 109 magnetic numbers and symbols (plus an extra card set for simple 1+1 equations)
• 45 fruit-themed stickers to personalize activities and boost engagement
• 100 colorful counting sticks for visual counting, grouping, and number relationships

Durable, child-safe design

• Sturdy wooden frame with 10 metal rods and 100 smooth-sliding beads built for years of use
• Non-toxic wood and bright water-based paint, with rounded edges for safer playtime

Versatile learning companion

• Ideal for home, preschool, or classroom environments, supporting counting, color recognition, problem-solving, and hand-eye coordination
• A thoughtful educational gift for toddlers, Montessori-inspired learners, and early preschoolers

Whether you’re guiding a short daily math routine, storytelling with numbers, or group activities, this abacus set provides a flexible foundation for early numeracy. The tactile beads, magnetic cards, and writable surfaces offer multiple pathways for exploration, turning math into a real-world, sensory experience without pressure or promises of quick results.