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  1. My students love the counting bears and the shapes. We frequently use them for color matching activities. I would love to incorporate the link cubes more often in our classroom- they are great for working on those small hand muscles and strength!! With all of the restrictions on sharing materials right now, any and all of these materials would be amazing to have in our classroom!
    thank you so much for your site, it has been day/week/life saving on more than one occasion!

  2. These are awesome, my students would love them!

  3. These all look great! Would love these to use with my granddaughter. The beats would be fun for her. I’ve never thought about using mini erasers – great idea.

  4. Tammy Brizendine says:

    I love them all. Easers or Bears or really any of the items would be a wonderful addition to my activity box.

  5. These are so fun! I love ways to make counting and math hands on, and these are such great ideas, I love the mini-erasers!

  6. These are great classroom items.

  7. I use manipulatives for everything! Any I use anything I can find (those erasers are often hard to find at target) Even bottle caps and fish tank stones! I’d love to have some more “professional” supplies. Not sure what I’d pick. The magnetic ten frames are the only ones I haven’t seen before…

  8. I remember using math blocks to learn multiplication! It made math so much more fun. Would love to have these manipulative as my 4 year old is so into math right now. He wakes up asking, “Mom, is 10 plus 2 twelve?”

  9. These look like such great resources. I would love to add them to my collection!

  10. What great tools!! We love math!!!

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