Rotating Math Equation Toy with Six Colorful Number Rings

A Ring Puzzle You Turn Until the Sum Works

Six bright rings sit side by side on one hollow hub: pink, green, blue, orange, purple and yellow. Turn each ring with your thumb and the digits, signs and equals marks slide into line, so a sum like 6 x 7 = 42 appears across the whole cylinder.

The toy is made of plastic and works by hand only, with the digits printed in black in a digital clock style. The rings come apart from the central hub and go back onto it, and the whole cylinder is small enough to turn with two hands.

Key Benefits

• Six colored rings. Pink, green, blue, orange, purple and yellow, each ring with its own job, so a sum is easy to read at a glance.
• Digits and signs. The pink, blue, purple and yellow rings carry the digits 0 to 9, the green ring carries plus, minus, times and divide signs, and the orange ring carries equals signs.
• Turn to build a sum. Rotate any ring to line up a new addition, subtraction, multiplication or division and read the result across the cylinder.
• Rings that come apart. The rings sit on a hollow hub with spokes and can be taken apart and put back together.
• A compact plastic cylinder. Small enough to hold in one hand and turn with the other, as the photos show.

Best for: Children who like to turn and line things up, and the adults who want a compact number toy for the table, a school bag or a gift.

Why It Works

Digits, signs and equals marks are separated by color, so every sum reads from left to right, and each ring turns on its own. There is no screen and nothing to charge, so the toy goes wherever you do.

Quick Product Facts: Product: rotating number ring toy; Rings: 6 (pink, green, blue, orange, purple, yellow); Digits: 0 to 9 on the pink, blue, purple and yellow rings; Signs: plus, minus, times and divide on the green ring, equals on the orange ring; Material: plastic; Construction: hollow hub with spokes, rings come apart and go back together; Power: none, turned by hand; Included: cylinder x1.

How It Fits Your Routine

Hold the cylinder in one hand, turn the pink ring to a 6, the green ring to a times sign and the blue ring to a 7, then read the equals ring and the two result rings: 6 x 7 = 42.

Play in pairs: one person sets the first three rings, the other turns the rest to finish the sum, then you swap.

When you are done, slide the cylinder into a school bag or a drawer, or take the rings off the hub and put them back.

FAQ

What do the rings show? The pink, blue, purple and yellow rings carry the digits 0 to 9, the green ring carries plus, minus, times and divide signs, and the orange ring carries equals signs.

Can the rings be taken apart? Yes. The rings sit on a hollow hub with spokes, and they come apart and go back together.

What is it made of? Plastic, with the digits printed in black on the colored rings.

Does it need batteries? No. It works by hand only.

Is it suitable for very young children? The cylinder has detachable plastic rings, so it suits children who no longer put toys in their mouths, and younger children should play with an adult nearby.

What is in the package? One cylinder toy. The hands, pen and handwriting in the photos are styling.