My youngest especially loves having manipulatives for school but also just for playing. He can be so creative with so little instruction. My older ones who have outgrown them are often drawn back to them along with him.
Mine love them for math, counting and just playing. Would love to win some new ones to use for new things and reenforcing the old.
Thanks for the chance to win and for your blog.
I work with many preschoolers as a school psychologist, and I am always looking for new and fun manipulative for counting, color recognition, and sorting
My youngest especially loves having manipulatives for school but also just for playing. He can be so creative with so little instruction. My older ones who have outgrown them are often drawn back to them along with him.
Mine love them for math, counting and just playing. Would love to win some new ones to use for new things and reenforcing the old.
Thanks for the chance to win and for your blog.
We don’t have any but I can see my don enjoying them for counting and pretending, since he does that with other toys.
These would make some very happy children. We use manipulatives for everything.
I’ve never used them before, but would like to try some ideas from their site 🙂
I like to incorporate them into fun learning activities by creating games and competitions using them.
We like to incorporate them into fun learning activities. They’re great for making sense of basic lessons, and we can create competitions using them.
I love using manipulatives to teach my autistic son about number, color, and pretend play
Thank You
I love using manipulatives to teach my autistic son about number, color, and pretend play
Thank You for the chance!
We use them many ways – to learn to count, for math principles and sometimes just for fun!!
I work with many preschoolers as a school psychologist, and I am always looking for new and fun manipulative for counting, color recognition, and sorting
i really find manipulatives useful for negative numbers… its hard to make it real!