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  1. Unifix cubes are awesome for teaching addition! Two colors help to provide a visual for little mathematicians, showing how to make those number bonds

  2. Cheyenne Mundy says:

    I’m a homeschool mom to a Kindergartener. I didn’t realize how badly I would end up needing Pattern Blocks and didn’t buy any. I would love to win some, it would help my homeschooler and I so much!

  3. I have the bear counters in my classroom and they are always a hit! I would love to get the pattern blocks, there are so many ways to use them!

  4. I had seen pattern blocks before in a childrens museum but never thought to look for them for sale. My 5yo would have sat for hours playing with them but the 2yo would never let him. Ha

  5. Angel Marresse says:

    Thanks for the giveaway! They are all great tools for helping with math teaching. My daughter loves colors and shapes and building, so her favorite would be the math link cubes. Happy holidays to you and your family!

  6. Beth Hankoff says:

    These are all great choices! All of them are useful in elementary as well, especially the early years. Foam dice are useful for any age because there are so many learning games using dice. Objects for counting and ten-frames are helpful for K-1 and for older children with learning disabilities. Great post!

  7. Marion Hedin says:

    My Preschoolers love doing the Math Link Cubes and Patterning Blocks, thank you for this wonderful opportunity.

  8. I love those ten franes. I haven’t seen magnetic ones before!

  9. Teresa Lass says:

    Thanks for the chance to win!
    Teresa Lass

  10. My 3 year old would LOVE the pattern blocks! I see so many cute task cards on Pinterest that use them, and would love to be able to play with my daughter with them.

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