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- Condition
- New
- Color
- Yellow
- Model
- Muc001
- Dimensions
- 12 x 9 x 0.1 in
- Material
- Paper
- Educational Objective
- Math Skills, Number Sense
- Age Range Description
- Kid
- In the box
- flash card
Features 5
- Build Strong Math Foundations from Day One: Includes 12 double-sided 12" x 9" dry erase cards. Designed for preschool, kindergarten, and 1st grade students, these math manipulatives help children master counting, number recognition, and early addition & subtraction. The 1120 number chart aligns with classroom standards and supports essential number sense development.
- All-in-One Math Learning Tool: Each double-sided card combines a 1-120 number chart, number line, number bonds, and ten frames, giving students multiple ways to visualize math concepts. Perfect for practicing counting, skip counting, place value, and solving basic equationsall on one board.
- Double-Sided & Reusable Dry Erase Design: Made with a smooth dry erase surface, students can write, wipe, and practice again and again. Ideal for daily math drills, small group activities, or independent learningsaving paper while keeping kids engaged.
- Classroom Must-Have for Teachers & Homeschool: Great for classroom centers, SPED resources, homeschooling, and tutoring, these boards encourage hands-on learning. Many teachers prefer individual number lines and 120 charts so every student can actively participate instead of just watching.
- Perfect Size for Kids Sturdy & Easy to Use: Each board measures 12" x 9", providing enough space for solving problems while still being easy for little hands to hold. Lightweight, sturdy, and easy to cleanperfect for backpacks, desks, and on-the-go learning.
Specs 16
| Brand Name | MucaDopia |
|---|---|
| Educational Objective | Math Skills, Number Sense |
| Age Range Description | Kid |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Item Highlight | 12" x 9" Number Line Ten Frame for Student Teacher Kindergarten 1ST 2ND Classroom Homeschool Supplies Small White Board |
| Manufacturer | Wenzhou Heyu Packaging Co., Ltd. |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Muc001 |
| Set Name | 1-120 Number Chart Dry Erase Flash Cards |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 3 years and up |
| Size | 12 x 9 inches |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 12"L x 9"W |
| Item Dimensions | 12 x 9 x 0.1 inches |
| Material Type | Paper |
| Theme | Numbers |
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Very good quality and well shaped numbers. The only the the number four 4 is not the way my kindergartners make them.
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These cards work well. The combination of both the number line and 10 frames in the same place is a great addition to the learning experience, helping educate via multiple methods and practices. Overall good with a clean appearance, these are a good value despite not coming with markers to use them.
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Okay but Not Great Dry Erase Flash Cards
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I ordered these for my daughter for math help but they felt somewhat incomplete. The educational concept is good, and younger children may enjoy using them initially. However, the cards are much larger than I expected, making them a little awkward to store and organize. I would have liked some sort of ring system, storage box, or carrying case to keep everything together. It also would have been helpful if erasers or additional dry-erase accessories were included. My concern is that many kids may only use them a few of times before losing interest. Not horrible but not the best an I am sure there is better out there.
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Great for homeschool
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This pack of dry erase math charts is awesome! They are super durable and have so far stood the test of time. At about one dollar each, the price could not be better. They are very easy to use for kids and wipe clean without a ton of effort. I love how one side of each card is a hundreds chart going up to 120. There are so many things that you can do with a hundreds chart to teach kids about counting, skip counting, and what it means to add or subtract by ten. On the other side, there are three different ways to represent numbers and addition/subtraction. They are scaffolded perfectly. At the top, you can represent a number through a number bond and then write out four different ways to use that number bond. In the middle is the number line, which is such a great way to teach counting up and counting back. Finally on the bottom you can represent numbers with tens frames. Overall, this set is very educational and the kids have had so much fun with it so far. I would recommend this to anyone with kids or elementary teachers everywhere!
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