Learning Resources Number Construction - 55 Pieces, Ages 3+ Number Set for Kids, Math Games for Kids. Kindergartner Learning Materials

My grandchild has autism. He loves letters and numbers! I gave him the letters for his 7th b/d last month and he was overjoyed. He played with it non-stop from the time he opened the box. I am giving him the Number set for Christmas. I know he'll be just as pleased. The pieces are sturdy, colorful and easy to assemble and pull apart. It was the perfect gift!

Our kiddos are working on number recognition. This is a great manipulative for them to learn with their hands! We loved it so much we bought the letter version as well’

I'm an ABA therapist and my kiddos need visual-kinetic activities to learn writing skills. These interlocking numbers are wonderful. They come with guides on how to construct them and it's easy for children to complete independently or with an adult. Highly recommend!

I really love these! I've been using them so far to show my preschoolers how to assemble numbers and letters so that they can see the components of writing letters and numbers. I haven't given them access yet, but plan to put them in a center in the next month after the students have seen me modeling. I have more three year olds this year than in the past and I think they will really benefit from the kinesthetic practice of assembling numbers and letters. I plan on buying another set to have plenty of pieces. I love that they are heavy duty, easy to assemble and see through.

We have had this a long time, but my kid is only now interested in constructing it. The first thing we noticed was that it quickly ran out of the yellow counters or bolts as they call them then it only had enough to construct zero through eight even though it comes with cards for zero through nine. But there are other random extra pieces. Whats the point, why not put in the one piece to make the nine? And why not include enough bolts to use them as counters like they were intended to? It just doesn’t make sense to me. Also the bolts are really hard for my four year old to out on.

I'm impressed. This is an amazing way to learn prewriting skills. We got these for my preschooler's third birthday. He loves them. He still needs some help, but he is quickly getting the concept. He will be writing in no time!

I was looking for a different way to teach numbers to my child. This product is awesome!

Clever game! These construction pieces can be used in a variety of ways but the simplest is just to have them try to make the number using the pieces to match the card. The card shows which pieces they will need & the number fully assembled. There are also pictures of the smaller manipulatives for counting to match each number which you can do depending on the child's abilities.

Use these in my kinder classroom. Stand up really well to the continued usage.

Consigliato dalla neuropsicomotricista di mia figlia. Gioco didattico ben fatto, coinvolgente e divertente, oltre ai numeri si riescono a comporre anche figure ed alcune lettere.

Facile à assembler et fiches pratiques. Ça aurait été parfait, s’il y avait eu 5 longues lignes droites (pour les chiffres 1, 4, 6, 7 et 9) et non 4 et également 45 points numérotés (1 point pour le 1, 2 pour 2 etc...) pour pouvoir construire les chiffres de 0 à 9 en même temps et avoir une vue d’ensemble. On a rajouté une longue ligne droite bleue de la boîte « kit de composition de lettres » pour faire le 9. Sinon, bien sûr, on peut déconstruire un chiffre pour en construire un autre mais bon ça aurait été sympa car l’enfant aime bien étaler tous les chiffres et les « analyser ». Dernière chose, il y a trop de courbes en c (12), or il en faut que pour le chiffre 6 (1 pièce), le 8 (4 pièces) et le 9 (1 pièce) soit 6 courbes en c nécessaires. Il aurait été plus sympa d’avoir plus de points numérotés à la place.

Great and fun! Kids love it and they can also use it to create shapes and letters!

Plastique difficile à déprendre les uns des autres, facilement égratigné.