This educational math game uses rods of different lengths to help students understand the relationship between natural numbers. Each rod represents a specific quantity, allowing players to perform addition, subtraction, and other mathematical operations in a visual and hands-on way. It’s a fun and effective tool for learning math practically. The design features one-centimeter pieces that are easy to print in one or multiple colors, and it also includes a box for storage.
Instructions:
- You must print as many pieces as indicated in the .stl file for each number (1-10).
- You can also vary the number of pieces to change the total sum (it is calculated for 200, for the box).
- You can print all the pieces at once in the same color, or each number in a different color (recommended).
- You can modify the size of the pieces; currently, with each unit being 1x1 cm, children under 4 years old should not use the game. This is important!
- The pieces are very easy to print; you can vary the parameters of perimeters, layers, and infill density; this will only affect the weight and consistency of the piece. If kept within an appropriate range, it will not affect the functionality of the pieces.
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