edxeducation Transparent Counters | Set of 500 | Math Manipulatives for Kids | Assorted Colors | 3/4 in | Counting, Sorting, Light Panels, Bingo and more

The colors are vivid and pretty which I am happy about. Great, durable quality. We use these almost daily as math manipulatives. My kids have also discovered the can hold more than one up together and discover the colors they make, so we get the added bonus of color theory lolI love that there is a ziplock function as I keep it in the bag it came in.

I’m a teacher is students with disabilities and these make perfect math counters. They are transparent and so my kids can lay them over printed pictures and still be able to see the pictures to count. Also make good matching and sensory toys.

These work great for teaching my kids how to add & subtract. They're great for teaching colors too. Not recommended for little ones that put things in their mouths though as these are small. Great for homeschool or the classroom.

I originally bought these for math to use for multiplication and division, but I can also use these for when we play bingo in class! They’re transparent so it’s easy to use if you’re pairing the pieces on top of words or numbers. They’re thin material so be careful using it! Great value for the money I spent.

I like these counters, however, they are smaller than expected. I thought that they would have been a little bigger considering I bought them for my first graders I would have like something bigger. Will keep to use with 1 on 1 sessions or small group. Attractive colors, durable and it was a great deal! Would recommend for older children

The media could not be loaded. Perfect translucent circles for play. I use on the light table and my toddler loves them.

Bought for my granddaughters abc bingo game and we also use them for her addition and subtraction math home work. Works good for her math homework she loves all the colors.

Great math counter for students with little fingers. Many colors to chose from and durable. My students liked using them for the math strategy games I taught them.