Magnetic Ten-Frame Set, Math Manipulative EVA Number Counting Games, Montessori Educational Toy Gift for Kindergarten Classroom Kids 3 4 5 Year Old

Help so much to teach my son math , his abel to visualize and write down the equations so he wouldn't get confused. Everything that's included is of a good quality and for the cost it is definitely worth it it makes it fun for the kids and it's a good size so it's not small they can easily see everything.

My granddaughter enjoys it and it has been source of encouragement for her.

Great item for beginning addition and subtraction even! The kids loved using them and other teachers even wanted some ordered for their classrooms!

We use the magnetic stars for a lunch count process - may use the boards as ten frames in the future if I can get magnetic numbers. The dry erase markers don’t work well with 24 students

Great for homeschool. Easy to use. Wish the bag to store it would close better

Perfect! I have them as team points up on the white board

Love this item!! I homeschool and use it in out “classroom” all the time! Because it’s dry erase I can let my kids practice writing in it also!

I love using these with my kiddos we practice making a ten and adding to 20. Great way to teach foundational skills.

Good sturdy ten frames with strong magnetic foam counters. The marker pens write clearly and the bit on the end that erases equations really cleans the area very well. I like the addition of the space at the bottom of each card which allows you and your child to write/ complete the equation after they’ve manipulated the pieces. Great for understanding ‘Friends of Ten’ and showing visual representation of tens and ones. My grandson loves working with this kit.

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This is an excellent product that is simple to use but versatile too. The boards can be used individually or together. Depending on how you want to represent the adding, subtraction or counting activity that you are doing. I work with children with additional support needs and this has turned out to be a great resource to develop my pupils understanding of addition, subtraction and sequencing of numbers.