This is a soroban kit. It is great for secondary pupils who enjoy putting it together. There is a wide range of colours to choose from.
This is a teaching soroban, which can stand on its own feet or hung on a wall, for class demonstration.
This is a good one for junior children. It is all plastic and has bigger beads than normal. It comes in a plastic zip case
This is a Slavonic abacus and can be used for the initial stages to teach reception children, without having to deal with a ‘5’ bead
These cards can be used
to help with soroban understanding and to enhance other mathematical concepts
This is a birch wood soroban with a re-
This is for infants who need larger beads.
You can get all these from Tomoe. Her range is very extensive.
If you have any questions email her, and she will very quickly get back to you.
This is an excellent introductory book written by Kimie Markarian. A soroban teacher working in England.
It is produced by ATM
This is a boxwood soroban
