AK-SHIP 7.8in Big Size P0pp Math Toys , Rainbow Square Fidget Ttoy 100bubbles Stress Relieving Fidget Game for Teachers to Create Kinds of Math Manipulatives【with 1-100 Numbers Tables】

The AK-SHIP 7.8in Big Size P0pp Math Toy can be a helpful tool for children with Dyscalculia, a learning disability that affects a person's ability to understand and work with numbers. The toy provides a hands-on approach to practicing math skills and can make learning math more engaging and enjoyable for children with Dyscalculia.The size and tactile nature of the toy can help children with Dyscalculia better process and understand math concepts. The clear and easy-to-read math symbols can also aid in comprehension and allow children to practice basic math operations in a simplified and fun way.Furthermore, the pop-up feature can add a sense of excitement and novelty to the learning experience, which may help keep children with Dyscalculia motivated and engaged in practicing their math skills.Overall, the AK-SHIP 7.8in Big Size P0pp Math Toy can be a beneficial tool for children with Dyscalculia to improve their math abilities in a hands-on and interactive way.

Perfect for helping my granddaughter

I know this is a kids toy but I saw a video of someone using it as a counter, what a great idea! Works great for that. Helps me keep track of my place in projects, and its pretty darn cute to boot. No complaints at all.

This is perhaps the only educational toy over the years that the kids actually enjoyed and learned from. It is calming and fun.

I bought this to keep track of crochet rows. It’s faster than picking up a pen and marking what rows I have done

Fun device for working on multiplication!

My grand son is/ was having issues counting 1-100, he is in kindergarten. I bought this numbered popper and within two days his counting has improved. I bought 1-100 laminated chart too with a numbered side and a blank side not that he cared. If your child needs encouragement or help learning their numbers buy this popper. He wants to count now where before he would breakdown and refuse to count saying it was to hard.

My granddaughter has not stopped playing with it