hand2mind Foam Two-Color Counters, Red and Yellow Counters, Counting Manipulatvies, Math Counters for Kids, Counting Chips, Math Manipulatives, Math Bingo Chips, Counters for Kids Math (Pack of 1000)
Description
🔢 Double the colors, double the fun—count smarter, play harder!
- PERFECTLY SIZED - Precisely 1-inch diameter for easy handling and versatile use in games and learning
- ORGANIZED READY - Comes with a handy storage tub to keep your math manipulatives neat and accessible
- COUNT ON CONFIDENCE - 1000 vibrant red & yellow counters to master early math skills effortlessly
- VERSATILE LEARNING TOOL - Ideal for addition, subtraction, sorting, patterning, and probability activities
- DURABILITY MEETS COMFORT - Soft, quiet foam ensures distraction-free, long-lasting play and learning sessions
This pack of 1000 hand2mind Foam Two-Color Counters features durable, soft foam chips measuring 1 inch in diameter, red on one side and yellow on the other. Designed for early math learning, these manipulatives support counting, addition, subtraction, patterning, and probability exercises, all stored conveniently in a reusable tub.
Reviews
C**R
Soft Counters
The counters are easily lost. They bend and tear up if not taken care of. I use them with Kindergarten. I enjoy them.
S**S
Quiet manipulative!
These are fantastic in tens frames or as game pieces. The foam makes for quieter game times. I love them and they are holding up well.
#**3
Pleased!
Items were as described. great for math stations and games. I love that it comes with the tub as well.
D**H
Great Price
It was a great price for the counters and I love that they came in a container!
A**N
Great for classroom use
Great for math manipulative. Kids love to use the counters during math.
S**I
Excellent Learning Tools.
Light weight two color counters. Perfect manipulatives for math clusters who have to carry many things.
W**E
Perfect for my needs
exactly what I needed at a good price!
O**.
Not great for the classroom
I thought that these chips would be great for Bingo but boy was I wrong! The spongy material is simply too tempting for students to play with: if they aren’t throwing the chips at each other, they are stacking them or, even, pulling them apart and sticking them to their face. And I’m not talking about elementary school students—both my high school and middle school students were so easily distracted by these chips that we had to stop using them. So, now I not only wasted my money but have a big container full of useless chips!
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