Channie’s Ten Frame Magnetic Math Dry Erase Boards- Hands on Learning Math Manipulative

Base-Ten Concepts: The different colors and extra counters help children visually and tangibly understand base-ten concepts. By physically moving and grouping the counters, they can better grasp the idea of units and tens.Addition and Subtraction: Children can practice addition and subtraction by placing counters on the ten frames. For example, if you put 5 counters on one frame and 3 on another, children can easily count the total or see how many need to be added or removed to reach a certain number.Developing Number Sense: By repeatedly working with the ten frames and counters, children develop a strong number sense, understanding not just how to count, but the relationships between numbers, such as more or less, and the concept of zero.Interactive Learning: The magnetic nature of these frames makes them interactive and engaging. Children can easily manipulate the pieces, which makes learning more dynamic compared to static worksheets.Multidimensional Learning: These tools encourage learning in multiple dimensions. Children can see (visual learning), touch (kinesthetic learning), and sometimes even hear (auditory learning, if they count out loud) the numbers and operations they are working on.Versatile Use: They are suitable for various mathematical concepts, not just for kindergarten but also for slightly older children who are reinforcing basic math skills. They can be used for activities such as sorting by color, creating patterns, and basic multiplication.Engagement Through Play: The game-like nature of these activities helps build children’s interest in studying math. They learn through play, which is more engaging and effective for young learners. WB103