Foam RekenRods Ten Frame Boards, Red and White Counters, Kindergarten Learning Games, Ten Frame Math Manipulatives, Counting Toys, Math Games (4 Ten Frames and 40 Math Counters)

This is thus far the best item I have used for counting. I am a teacher and mom of an 18month old and this is the only item my son understood when counting. We tried counting pasta, Lego's and styrofoam numbers, but these 10 frames are the only things that helped him visually understand counting. We used it for two days. The first day was a learning experience, but on the second day he counted to 10! I love these.

My kids were eager to play with these right away. Not to do math, but just to mess with. We have used them for schoolwork. These are very lightweight and soft. It worked well since I have two kids so they each got to play with two ten frames. Since they connect like puzzle pieces you could buy more and do even higher ten frame math. Really helps with visualizing making ten related math problems. The dots come with two colored sides so you can visually see the addends and minuends.

These are great products. I use them for a learning disabled child to be able to see the ten square and have a manipulative. Also, if you have a child who gets frustrated with math and likes to make manipulatives into projectiles, these are foam and don’t hurt as much.

I love this product and it’s perfect for what I want to use it for in my kindergarten class. The only thing is I ordered 5 and only 4 arrived. I needed 5 to complete my class set. Otherwise it’s perfect!

As a math coach in an elementary school, I have found these manipulatives very useful! Even with older students, I'm able to help them visually unitize. With the younger students we work on anchoring to ten.

Perfect for adapting ten-square assignments for my blind kindergartener and build on math skills such as adding and subtracting, place value, etc. Easy to use with small hands. Would definitely recommend.

These were requested by my kid's teacher- they looked wooden and nice. After they came, I had to double check the description because they are foam, which is mentioned I guess in the product name but there are like 22 words in the product name (dazzle effect?) so I guess I just missed it. The foam print is hideous though- they don't even look remotely wooden and have a bright blue visible backing. I hope she's not disappointed. I wouldn't have chosen them myself had I known what they actually look like. It's probably worth looking for some that are real wood.

Got these 10 frames for my kindergartner to help with adding and subtracting.