Learning Resources Transparent Color Counting Chips, Set of 250 Assorted Colored Chips, Ages 5+
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Without a doubt. The set is very similar to the one I purchased a while back from Tiddly Winks. This was the first thought I had when I first saw the pictures. My experience with these was positive and I would recommend them This was a very effective way for them to work.
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The size is about
Plastic is used to make them
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There are a few things I'm disappointed about. A lack of equal distribution of colors was evident. Despite having a lot of reds, I didn't get very many blues or purples. The number of counters I have might not be enough depending on the activities in my classroom since each student gets their own. Furthermore, the bag had five colors rather than six when the advertisement said it had six.
Math counters were needed to help our first-grader with his A set of 6 colors consisting of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and I think it is about half an inch long. It's a flat disc made of plastic. Math counters can be made from them.
However, I am glad I ordered these anyways, because I got the plain olde bag of counters I was looking for, which was for the Math and Spelling games. Those of you familiar with All About Spelling will find these counters to exactly match the ones in the set. You can see my picture here Below are the ones I received with my order. The row above is from AAS, the bottom row is from An example of a size comparison rule. This product is strong and durable!.
This counting chip set was purchased along with new bingo cards for my daughter last Christmas, and they are the perfect addition to her Bingo games. For a little over $5, I thought it was a great deal and then noticed that the price has gone up almost $4 since I bought them. If you want plastic chips, we suggest you research other brands or wait to see if the price drops. $9+ is a little much for them.
Reviewers have indicated that the company packages these counters in different ways based on previous feedback. There are some that get them prior to the event I received a limited selection of colors from some of them, and here is my experience. The ones I have are not pre-existing Colored plastic held them all together by plastic pieces of the same There were 250 in all and they had to be separated, which was accomplished by twisting and pulling, leaving them with sharp edges on at least two sides that had to be Using a small blade, a mat, and a lot of patience, I completed the project in about two hours. I have to say, after I was done with them and my son had the chance to use them, he thoroughly This is a good variety of colors, just like the one in the picture, that work well for patterns, counters, blending colors (red + yellow = orange), addition, subtraction, and just having fun on a table light. In the end, it amounts to what follows In the event you do not want to cut the counters, other alternatives are available. However, if you truly enjoy the cutting process, these are a good price for the price and your kids are certain to enjoy them as much as mine were.
It will be a great asset to our household to have these counting chips!.
Markers that are very simple, inexpensive, and easy to use. These suited the needs of a school function that wanted to play bingo, but did not have enough markers for the number of players in the kit. The quick and easy method helped save the day, and it was a quick and easy way to get a lot of markers. In spite of my expectations, I found that these markers are very durable and I am expecting them to last a very long time. I was expecting cheap plastic markers that wouldn't last very long, but I was pleasantly surprised. The reason for this is because elementary school kids aren't known for being overly gentle. We were able to use these very well for the job at hand, and I can see many other related (or not so similar) uses for them. I found this resource useful for classroom exercises and to use for bingo night at my This is a great product that I like.
This is the reason why I got them since they were included in a multisensory spelling curriculum we have called All About Spelling, and I remembered how awesome they Wow, they make such a great sound when they clink together in a pile and feel great on your hands just playing in them like sand. Plus, you can use them for so many things too. It would be easy to learn math such as patterns with numbers and grouping, arrays, and many other tasks. Furthermore, it can be mixed with colors. During the spelling curriculum, students were taught how to count syllables by sliding their fingers across a white board for each letter. On a white board that is laying flat, we put them. This allows them to slide really smoothly over.
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