Learning Resources Transparent Color Counting Chips - 250 Pieces, Ages 5+, Math Counters for Kids, Counting Chips, Perfect for Bingo Games,Back to School Supplies,Teacher Supplies

So I know what these things it can vary in quality but these are pretty darn good! And as I said in the title this edges are kind of smooth it's not like their course are just punched out of a sheet of plastic without care. I actually use these to put in inserts into a couple of pinball machines where the inserts are no longer made. Works like a charm. But I also use it in my classroom. Kids love it, and again I see them really wanted to touch these obviously it's great for tactile and visual sensory

I received some learning resource counters with another set, but needed more for our math homeschool manipulatives. These were exactly what I needed. Quality product with a good amount for multiple children to use. Please note, the picture does include the small amount from our L.R. set.

Very easy, simple, and inexpensive markers. I used these for a school function where we wanted to play a bingo game but didn't have enough markers in the kit for the number of players. This was a quick and easy way to get quite a few markers and helped save the day.I was expecting markers made with el cheap plastic that wouldn't last very long, but these turned out to be rather durable and I expect them to last for the long haul. Important because, well, elementary school kids aren't known for being gentle with things. These work very well for what we needed them to do, and I can see lots of similar (or not so similar) uses for them as well....a good resource for a classroom, or for bingo night at the school. A good product and I like it a lot.

These are exactly what I needed and just as pictured. Like the color variety. Work well for activities!

Got these for bingo and they were perfect. We also use them for loteria. nice little addition for small games

The product was as described. There are 6 colors (although the "orange" could be improved). Based on other reviews, I was expecting the orange to not be a true orange.If the manufacturers are listening: It has a little too much red dye, or not enough yellow dye. Currently, there is not enough contrast between the red and the orange chips, so they can be difficult to tell apart.In one of the pictures I added, I layered a yellow chip on top of the "orange", to make it a true orange. I will say that under direct LED lighting (flash) it does look more orange, but under direct and indirect sunlight, it just looks kind of pinkish.I will give them credit for having an even distribution of colors, or maybe I got lucky. I had the exact same number of chips for every color, except that I had 2 extra of green. Actually, I received 260 chips total, so I guess I got a few extra. Overall, I'm pretty happy with this. I purchased them to use as bingo chips, and I only needed 6 colors, and I only really needed 25 chips per person. All other bingo chips listed had more than 300 chips, which is way more than I needed.

I got these because just a few were included in a multisensory spelling curriculum we have, All About Spelling, and I remembered how awesome these simple pieces of plastic were. Oh man, they make this great sound when they clink together in a pile and feel great on your hands just playing in them like sand. Plus you can do so much with them. Math learning like patterns with numbers and grouping, arrays all kinds of math things you could do. Plus color mixing. The spelling curriculum used them to count syllables by sliding them with fingers on a white board for each syllable. We put them on a white board, that is laying flat. They slide really smooth on it.

used for math...(regrouping) add/subtract/mutiple/divide