Driegetallenkaart

Driegetallenkaart is a term used in Dutch-speaking contexts to denote a card that presents three numbers. The phrase does not have a single fixed definition; its exact meaning depends on the context. In many educational settings, a driegetallenkaart serves as a teaching aid to illustrate place value and basic arithmetic by displaying three digits on one card, often representing hundreds, tens and units.

Typical usage involves hands-on activities for young learners to decompose numbers, compare magnitudes, order numbers, or perform simple addition and subtraction by manipulating the digits. Such cards help reinforce number sense and the relationship between place value and numerical value.

Formats of driegetallenkaarten vary. They can be laminated cardboard cards with digits that can be combined or swapped, or sets of printing where three digits are shown on each card. Some variants use color coding to highlight different place values (hundreds, tens, units). Digital versions exist in educational software and apps that simulate the same three-number concept.

Related concepts include place value, number decomposition, and basic arithmetic strategies. The term may also appear in contexts outside formal education, such as games or cognitive assessment tools, where three-number cards serve different purposes. Because usage can differ, the exact content and aim of a driegetallenkaart are best understood from the specific educational or contextual setting.