Materials · Ages 6–12
Interactive Montessori materials
Digital twins of core elementary materials. Each one follows the real material's colours, rules and sequence, so children explore, manipulate, discover and master — not just watch.
Mathematics
Ages 8–11
Racks and Tubes
Share beads from each tube among the divisor skittles, exchanging remainders to the next place down.
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Ages 7–10
Fraction Equivalence
Compare fraction pieces and find equal amounts with different names.
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Ages 7–10
Bead Box 1–10
Lay out bead bars to discover the commutative and distributive laws of multiplication.
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Ages 8–12
Peg Board
Place pegs to find multiples, common multiples, LCM, factors and the greatest common factor.
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Ages 6–9
Golden Beads
Build quantities with units, rods, squares and cubes, and exchange across decimal places.
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Ages 6–9
Stamp Game
Represent quantities with hierarchical stamps and exchange ten for one of the next place.
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Ages 6–12
Fraction Insets
Explore wholes through tenths, select equal parts and combine fractions.
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Ages 6–9
Bead Bars
Combine the coloured bars from one to ten and discover number relationships.
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Ages 6–12
Number Lines
Make repeated forward or backward jumps and explore positive and negative numbers.
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Ages 6–9
Large Bead Frame
Seven wires from units to millions. Slide beads to build, read and add large numbers.
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Ages 7–10
Checkerboard
Lay out partial products on the hierarchical board, then exchange along the diagonals.
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Language
Ages 6–12
Word Study
Compound words, affixes, word families, alphabetising, homophones, homonyms, synonyms, antonyms, rhymes and contractions.
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Ages 6–9
Grammar Boxes
Work box by box through the parts of speech, labelling each word with its grammar symbol.
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Ages 7–12
Sentence Analysis
Explore local sentences through subjects, predicates, objects, attributives, adverbials and infinitive phrases.
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Culture
Biology (botany & zoology)
Nexus complements real materials, the prepared environment and guidance from a caring adult.