Learning Resources Jumbo Magnetic Numbers & Operations, Set of 36

As a preschool teacher we constantly reinforce number identification. These magnetic numbers add to our tools for this skill. We use the magnetic numbers on our white board for circle. I ask each child to pick a number, identify it and then do a physical activity using that number. For example, if they pick number 4, then I ask them to do 4 jumping jacks. So not only are they identifying the number but they are also doing one to one correspondence. You can also use these numbers to do a number hunt. Great addition to our classroom tool kit.

I ended up returning this product because I thought I was ordering letters and numbers. The stock image where it says jumbo using letters made me think I was buying letters and numbers. Read the description carefully. But the product itself seems sturdy and good

As a preschool teacher we constantly reinforce number identification. These magnetic numbers add to our tools for this skill. We use the magnetic numbers on our white board for circle. I ask each child to pick a number, identify it and then do a physical activity using that number. For example, if they pick number 4, then I ask them to do 4 jumping jacks. So not only are they identifying the number but they are also doing one to one correspondence. You can also use these numbers to do a number hunt. Great addition to our classroom tool kit.

I use this product in a remediated preK-K math class. Great to manipulate for small hands. The magnetic aspect wasn't a reason for purchasing, but it's okay in that regard.

I use this product in a remediated preK-K math class. Great to manipulate for small hands. The magnetic aspect wasn't a reason for purchasing, but it's okay in that regard.

I was hoping this would have a magnetic sheet and not tiny magnets on the back. Magnets are fine as long as they stay put. "Potentially deadly" is not on my children's toy criteria.

While my daughter/granddaughter likes the product received, this image looks like it comes with letters (there are 36 items in the set). It does not...it is only numbers. This is way too expensive for just numbers. You are better off to go into the store and go to the toy isle and get individual packets of refrigerator magnets (letters or numbers) as they are about $2 each packet!!!! Wish I had seen those first! Needless to say, my cost was far more than I had planned as I had to order the letters, too.

I was hoping this would have a magnetic sheet and not tiny magnets on the back. Magnets are fine as long as they stay put. "Potentially deadly" is not on my children's toy criteria.

These numbers are now very square and easily break. They use to sell this product with numbers that were more rounded and solid. The former numbers worked great for my son with special needs and now he gets frustrated because these square numbers are not user friendly for his needs.

The set came with no metal sheet/surface to attach the letters to. Some magnets fell out of the numbers.