Junior Learning Ten Frame Towers Board Games

This is a fantastic math manipulative. I teach grades K-2 and am always looking for games that provide concept development at stations while I work with small groups. This is a perfect game in that it does all the work for me and is fun. I’m back to get a second set so 3 or 4 children can play together and have plenty of game pieces. The plastic pieces are as sturdy as most manipulatives; as always I will teach care of tools. I expect this to last for many years.

A great game. Got this to help my 6 year old get some tens facts. I found this was the best and most fun game. He was quickly saying "I need 4 more to make 10." He can see the numbers and spatially see them fit. It's been great for my nine year old to have automatic recognition too. As an adult I quite like it too. Highly Recommend it. In fact I have a couple of the junior learning games- I have found they suit my children's learning styles and the quality is very nice too.

This is a great game for little ones. My kindergartener was able to figure out how to play this pretty quickly. He enjoyed playing it and it was not see him adding and making combinations. We were able to even make this a game for the whole family and get our two year old involved in identifying colors. I also move that the die are large and soft.

Loves these and much cheaper than the numicon brand.

My kids (3 and 5) are always taking this one off the shelf. Bright, colorful pieces that are easily managed by little hands. My 5 year old likes showing me all the different ways he can make 10 (the biggest piece is 10) by placing the other smaller pieces on top of the 10 piece. The pieces go nicely into place together. My 3 year old like stacking and organizing them by color/shape. Great little hands-on learning tool!

The media could not be loaded. I like these frames . It is useful for learning mathematics. Do you know how you can use it? Ok. Let see my picture. For example 6+4=1010; 9; 8; 7; 6 - each 5 pieces. 5; 4; 3; 2; 1 - each 8 pieces. And two frame dice

My son and I play this quick game as a break while homeschooling. It's so quick, easy and fun that he reaches for this one often when we take a game break. He's almost 12 and still finds this one to be fun.

Great game for little ones. My five and seven-year-olds like it. My younger kids enjoyed making patters out of the various tiles. Easy to learn and enjoyable to play.