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EAI Education Jumbo Magnetic QuietShape Foam Base Ten: Differentiated - Set Of 131 Review

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BrandEAI Education
Educational ObjectiveShape Recognition
Item Dimensions LxWxH11 x 5 x 11.5 inches

Description of EAI Education Jumbo Magnetic QuietShape Foam Base Ten: Differentiated - Set Of 131

Set of 121 jumbo-sized base ten block manipulatives. Jumbo flat measures 8" across!. Set of 121. Recommended Grade(s): K-5

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The Magnetic Base Ten That Will Keep Your Kids Quiet for Hours

Okay, so maybe not hours, but this EAI Education Jumbo Magnetic QuietShape Foam Base Ten set is definitely a winner in my book. With 131 pieces, this set is perfect for any classroom or homeschool setting. The foam material is durable and the magnets are strong, ensuring that the pieces won't fall apart or easily get lost. The best part? The set is differentiated, making it possible to cater to the needs of all learners. Whether you're teaching basic place value or advanced multiplication, this

Pros
  • The set includes 131 pieces, providing ample opportunities for differentiated instruction and individual practice. Students can work independently or in small groups with the manipulatives to deepen their understanding of mathematical concepts
Cons
  • Some users have reported issues with the durability of the foam pieces, which may tear or break after repeated use. This could lead to frustration for both teachers and students, and may make the set a less appealing option for long-term use