Preschool Learning Toys for Toddlers 3+ Years, Educational Number Counting Blocks for Kids, Homeschool Supplies for Math Manipulates, Finger Counting Math Toy, Montessori Toys for Kids Age 3+

The material is durable, real strong wood, well made. Not just for preschool but also for special ed kiddos.. very helpful.My daughter hates math but with this helpful tool she has been doing additions for fun. I'm very pleased with this purchase. Every penny is worth paying for this helpful tool.

Works as described kids love it

Muy práctico

Great for school readiness

its fun and engaging. it also helps with fine motor skills, problem-solving, and early learning. It’s well-made, durable, and safe for little hands.

My kids (5, 5, 3) and I have been using M&Ms to teach math with my dad for about three years now. My littlest has struggled to use his fingers to count. I have been working with this set to help him do addition and subtraction. He seems to really be enjoying using someone else's "fingers" to learn the math. After a couple uses, he has started to get the hang of things.Even his older brothers, who are in kinder, want to participate in the family learning with this toy. We have started utilizing it in combination with some flash cards they got for Christmas as a fun afternoon activity during the cooler weather. The kids have even started asking for it.

this is great! i just started teaching math lessons about how we use different ways to show a number, and "fingers" is one of the ways we focus on. so this tool is PERFECT for an additional tool for my students to use to see what "fingers" can look like to represent numbers.i have also had a couple of my higher students use them to figure out the little math problems provided!

I bought this to help with home school addition activities for my nephew who was born with a hand abnormality. It allows us to teach him the basics of addition and subtraction using fingers, like we all did in school, with a visual aid since he does not have the benefit of counting on his fingers as we do. I will say for a 5 or 6 year old to just play with the hands could be made of more durable material however, as a homescool aid used sitting at the table it should be fine.