3COINS launched “Summer Vacation Homework Support Items” in its stores and online store.
The compact, foldable “Living Study Board” (1,100 yen) is an item that can be stood on a desk to block the view, creating a space of one’s own and allowing one to get into study mode. The board can be set up with binders, glove pockets, pockets, and other items necessary for studying.
The “Homework Management Set” (330 yen) is an affordable set that includes a “Natsuyasumi Calendar” that allows you to fill in your schedule and check the progress of your homework, and an “Exchange Notebook” that allows you and your child to share memories of your summer vacation and goals you want to achieve together. The set includes a “Natsuyasumi Calendar” that allows you to fill in your schedule and check the progress of your homework, and an “Exchange Notebook” that allows you and your child to share memories of summer vacation and goals you want to achieve.
Also available is the “Acrylic Schedule Board” (1,100 yen), a transparent board on which you can repeatedly enter your weekly schedule, including study and play time. It comes with magnetic parts and a stand, and can be used standing up, attached to the refrigerator with magnets, or hung from a string.
The “100-ball abacus” (1,320 yen), useful for studying arithmetic, is made of natural wood and features a natural design that easily blends in with home interiors. It also comes with a stand, so it can be used standing up on a table or desk.
The lineup also includes “Bath Clock & Ninety-nine Card Set” (330 yen), “Bath Calculation Card Set” (330 yen), and “Bath Writing Order Poster Set of 2” (330 yen) as items that make studying fun in the bath.
Also on sale are items that make helping and saving fun while learning how money works, such as a “helping chart” (330 yen) that uses a salary system for pocket money and an “electronic piggy bank” (1,650 yen) that resembles an ATM with a PIN number and cash card.
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