🧲 Magnetic Ten Frames Manipulatives: Boost Learning with PCS Educational Tools Review

Love it and so does my autistic son. He's scared of math and has a sensory processing disorder, so he'll stick his nails in the foam helping out with those ten shots. So for any special needs teachers and parents considering this, if your student is prone to ruining things by thinking, getting nervous or looking sensory keep an eye on them because they are flimsy foams and dent easily or can be torn.

This product was a real find. Like most children, our grandson is learning from afar. He has cortical blindness, so standard paper and pencil are not suitable for him. His teachers used the 10-frame in class and continue their virtual classes. We found this product and couldn't be happier. He can attend classes and keep up with his classes. Our grandson is constantly manipulating magnetic plates during use and they hold up perfectly. The surface of the ten frames is easy to wipe clean. I highly

After COVID sent most teachers into a virtual environment, I struggled for large, flashy manipulators. I also didn't have time to try the product only to find it unsuitable for the job. That is why I was very impressed with the quality of these manipulations. Processing is higher. They are just the right size, colourful, vibrant and most importantly the price was great. This quality is worth more than they ask for. If you have a dispute between this company and a well-known company, please give

I like the size of this product. I like that actions can be accessed. If I remember correctly, the manufacturer did not allow me to download these actions. You can only read them. My main issue with this product is that the materials are packed so tightly that they cannot be stored in the original packaging. Manipulation is essential to math skills, and it annoys me when manufacturers don't invest to pack those valuable multiple parts into a good storage case. I'm willing to pay more for…

I'm a first grade teacher and our first few weeks of classes included counters and ten frames. I wanted to draw my own decimal box on a whiteboard and then tape chips to the decimal box to make numbers up to 10. I saw this product after a friend showed it to me and it saved me so much time. The frames and counters are big enough for students to see on screen and I love how they are colored in different colors. I use them on the whiteboard, but also hold a ten and add the chips to the frame. I…