hand2mindFoam Two-Color Counters, Red and Yellow Counters, Counting Manipulatvies, Math Counters for Kids, Counting Chips, Math Manipulatives, Math Bingo Chips, Counters for Kids Math (Pack of 200)

I am a homeschool mom who was a second grade public school teacher prior to having my own children! How I wish I had these styrofoam chips as opposed to the plastic ones in my classroom! These are so quiet! And they’re great for ten frames and just regular counting/sorting! This is a great value! I would highly recommend these to teachers of one kiddo or 22!

Ordered these to use as bingo chips because our group never has enough chips to go around. They work perfect

I use these to teach adding integers. They are a good manipulative.

Foam = quiet + lightweight. Foam is also a little easier to accidentally brush off the table without realizing it.

My daughter is 5. She use it for her addition problems. She will do the first number in yellow then the next one in red then count it all together 6(yellow)+5(red)=11(counted). For some reason she wasn't getting the math, this works for her.

I ordered these foam counters to use in my small groups after the clicking and clacking of the plastic ones were driving me nuts! These are nice and quiet, making them a great replacement for the loud plastic ones. I use them with groups of 4-5 students, ranging from 1st to 3rd grade, and I have enough for each student to use them. The colors are nice and bright, not faded, and they are the perfect size for ten frames.The only downside is that, because they’re foam, they’re not as durable as the plastic counters. They also show pencil and marker marks pretty easily. However, if you’re looking for a quiet alternative to the noisy plastic ones, these are a great option!

Perfect for teaching one-to-one correspondence in math and for use with tens frames. They do not make noises too. An essential for K and 1st.

I used in my preschool classroom.