Twenty Frames

Twenty frames are educational tools used primarily in early childhood education to help children learn counting, addition, and subtraction with numbers 1-20. These frames are rectangular and divided into four rows with five equal blocks in each row, allowing children to visualize numbers and understand numerical relationships more easily.

Solid wood twenty frames are available from Jennifer, a maker of educational resources. These frames come with the idea of dividing the board into quadrants with engraved lines through the middle, helping children quickly identify where each number is by seeing them as groups of five rather than counting one by one.

Blank twenty frames can be used in classrooms for various learning purposes, including introducing kids to twenty counters, solving subtraction and addition problems, and creating patterns with objects.

Educational resources like worksheets and activities are available for teachers and parents to use with twenty frames. These resources include cut-and-paste activities, color-by-code sheets, and worksheets that focus on number sense and identifying numbers 1-20 using ten and twenty frames.

Additionally, there are digital resources available, such as apps and online versions, that provide virtual math manipulatives for exploring and understanding basic math operations like addition and subtraction.

• Twenty Frame (App): This app provides a virtual math manipulative for exploring and understanding basic math operations (addition, subtraction). It can be used to solve and visualize school or homework tasks, helping especially children with dyscalculia.

• Blank Twenty Frames Worksheets: These worksheets are useful for teaching numbers sense and can be used for kindergarten, year 1, and year 2 children. They help in solving subtraction and addition problems and can be downloaded for personal or personal classroom use.

• Solid Wood Twenty Frame: Made in America with solid hardwood, these frames are designed to help children learn counting and basic arithmetic operations. They can be used with number coins and alphabet coins for more interactive learning.