Review on Learning Resources LER6644 Magnetic Ten Frame by Alex Montgomery

I really liked this set! Initially I was a little confused as to what I would get based on the description and other reviews. First let me say that all parts are magnetic. Ten frames included. Some assembly/disassembly will be required upon first receipt of the kit. It arrived in the form of magnetic sheets. You're just circling. The circles have a small square frame around them that can be thrown around, but I looped mine by gluing school photos of the students onto a cardboard backing and sticking them onto a square magnetic frame that held the dots of the circle = magnetic keepsakes for parents and less waste. As for the product itself, we really liked it in my kindergarten class. It really helped give a visual and kinesthetic approach to addition, subtraction, and subtraction. As I progress to higher levels of learning, I find myself using this point to introduce basic fractions/percentages.