Eureka Tub of Numbers Math Tiles, Back to School Classroom Supplies Educational Toy, 1'' x 1'', 175 pc

These are great for kids to practice many math skills. Lately my kid has developed an interest in addition and multiplication, so this set has been a big hit with her. It comes with a lot of numbers and a good amount of the math symbols.

I bought this as a tool to use for homeschool math. It works well and my son loves using these number tiles

Product as advertised--no unpleasant surprises. The tiles were thinner (NOT flimsy), lighter weight, and therefore quieter than I expected.

I bought these tiles and the Eureka Letter Tiles for our homeschool classroom and I use both of them on a regular basis. They're made of very sturdy plastic and can stand up to lots of use. I especially love that these come with mathematical symbols as a lot of the other tiles don't have them. My daughter is still in an early writing stage but fairly advanced in math, so this is a great tool that allows her to do math without always having to write the numbers. We've used them as reinforcement with our Singapore math curriculum and Cuisernaire rods with great success. You can also glue or stick magnets to the back of the tiles, making them useful for dry erase boards. If you like these, definitely check out their letter tiles and other manipulatives. They're all great quality and much more affordable then some other alternatives.

I actually ordered these by accident as I meant to order the letter version. When they arrived I realized my mistake but decided to keep them figuring they would be helpful for tutoring also. These tiles are a good size. They are easy to see and I like the fact that there are several of each number making them very flexible for teaching many concepts. I would recommend these for sure ...

Simply one of the easiest and best math manipulatives ever

These tiles were not quite what I expected. They were thin and the printing on the tiles were already worn off in some cases. I would not repurchase.

These tiles include digits 0-9 and various mathematical symbols. I stuck some magnet dots on the back of the tiles so the kids could work with them on the magnet board or fridge (velcro dots will allow them to stick to a flannel board, as well). My preschool-age children and I play a variety of games with these tiles:-arrange digits in order-for younger kids, call out a number, and have them run across the room to fetch the correct tile-call out a large number and have the child build it from the digits (ie: 256 from 2, 5, and 6)-solve arithmetic problems-turn tiles over and pick two numbers - the person with the larger number gets to keep both tiles-with two tiles for each digit, turn them over and play 'memory' or 'concentration' (for younger kids, leave the tiles face up and create a number-recognition matching game)The tiles are made of sturdy plastic. When my kids were younger (1.5 years old), they enjoyed putting these tiles into the slots of piggy banks and other containers, and scooping them up with ladles as fine motor activities (they make a delightful clanking sound when they drop against each other).

These are just as pictured. They were delivered quickly. I have 3 boxes of them to use with my students for math activities. Very sturdy.

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Really well made tiles to help my children learn math by making learning math more engaging.

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