Montessori Learning Toddler Felt Educational Toy Finger Number Learning Counting Math Felt Board Preschool Manipulatives Travel Game Addition Subtraction 3+ Year Old Gift Activity Kindergarten, Blue

Bought this forever ago and still using it with my grandkids. I have had to glue the velcro dots back on a couple of the numbers but overall a good tool/toy

Been looking for a fun way for my child to practice basic mathematical skills and tried a bunch of products and nothing has caught his eye! I sat my 3 year old down with this felt counting toy and he loved it. He was super excited to use it and got the hang of it so quickly. Now he even practices counting without me having to bribe him with Ipad time!! For all the parents and educators out there searching for a fun and creative product to help your child practice counting, I definitely recommend it!!

Great manipulative to use to teach math. However, the Velcro isn’t super sticky and came off within the first week.

We use this to help our two year old learn to add and even just recognize numbers. The hands help him know what fingers to hold up when counting as well. Easy to use. Many fun ways to learn

Muy didáctico para trabajar con niños las matemáticas

100% RECOMMEND, don't think twice about this purchase! I ordered it and received it nicely packaged in under 2-3 days. The velcro and felt are well attached but soft enough that my 4 year old son can remove the number spots and the fingers on his own. He really enjoys it and I have already seen a big improvement in his counting/adding/subtracting skills! Also love that there are repeats for common numbers so he can try out many different combinations!

The product is very cute and my kids like it a lot, but with very light use about half of the Velcro is falling off and the pieces need to be glued on again. It would be much better if the pieces came stitched on or were secured better.

We have purchased the wood blocks, plastic blocks, Counting sticks, basically various toys but this one is our quick favorite as it keeps things organized. You don't have to go looking for numbers and risk little one loose patience. Everything is right there for addition or subtraction and the fingers help a lot in the beginning. Much easier to count fingers until they start associating it with the corresponding numbers.