HemingWeigh Multicolored Numbers Puzzle for Kids Review

Smaller than I thought but it's a good cushion for my grandson to play on and eventually help him learn numbers. he is 15 months old. The picture does not show the number zero which is also included. This makes the rug look oddly shaped when combined with other numbers, but that's nothing the little one worries about!

We bought this puzzle mat about 6 months ago to cushion our outdoor playground. It has withstood direct sunlight and cold rain very well. A quick wipe from time to time will keep the squares in top condition. Our little one loves playing with his toys on the mat - it's a great play surface. He also enjoys solving puzzles by removing and replacing numbers. It gave him a great idea of numbers!

I used this number puzzle mat in elementary school math class. Here are two beanbag math games that can be played with these number puzzles: Game 1: Add It Up. Mats, stack your glasses as you go through them. If the beanbags don't land on the mat, there are no points. If the rattle lands on the mat, you get the number of points on that mat. The player with the highest total at the end of the round wins. Game 2: Race to 50 Play with the same scoring system as Add It, but keep playing until you…