Learning Resources Learn My Numbers Fine Motor Clips, Kids Clothes Peg Activities, Fine Motor Toys, Learning Numbers for Toddlers, Toddler Numbers and Counting, Montessori Maths

I love this as it’s a fun way to teach my little one. The numbers are nicely organised inside the box and the numbers rotate and click into place so they can be used on different activity cards. The activity cards can be downloaded using the QR code inside the instructions leaflet

A great set, helping preschoolers develop fine motor skills, using tweezers to pick up the germ pieces, counting and sorting skills.I love the science/ silly germs take on this sorting set. Brightly coloured, fun and definitely engaging for young children.Not cheap at £25 at the time of reviewing but a lot is included in the set: 25 colourful germs in (5 shapes and 5 colours), 5 test tubes and a stand, 10 game cards with stands, 2 dice, 1 fine motor tweezers, 2 fine motor clamp. 2 dice, and a guide all of good quality.

This is a set of number clips that can be used with cards but does not come with any cards. However they are a great set that is very useful for teaching or helping young children learn numbers and maths. They can learn to recognise just the numbers and also mathematical symbols and they can then be used in many different ways. My grandson is 2yrs 6 mths and we had a lot of fun showing him pictures of animals and he had to pick the right number of each from the set to clip on to the picture. The clips are very easy for little hands. Shame it doesn't come with cards as that would be a bonus but still a very good learning resource that I recommend.

A charming little tool for teaching young ones about numbers, these fine motor clips serve their purpose. However, they come at a rather steep cost, considering that activity cards are not included. You must download and print them separately. While the clips themselves are well-designed, I do feel a tinge of disappointment regarding the absence of accompanying cards

I have read lots of reviews saying that the description is misleading and the cards are not included. For me it's not an issue as I have lots for my classroom already but I understand the parents point of view. I like the clips I think they're genuinely well designed. They can be moved around and are easy for little hands to use. I would definitely recommend

Its an ok set but the activity cards are missing so if you dont own a printer they arnt as functional as you would like but they can be used to improve childrens maths skills in other ways

Like others on here, I missed the small print that said activity cards were not included and that you need to download and print them. Not a problem if you have access to a printer, I suppose, but I don't and it has meant that my initial plan for using these clips was a bust.That said, because these are like clothes pegs, you can clamp them onto other things. One option is having some socks laid out and asking the child to count them and then then clip the correct number to them. Or you could use a piece of string like a washing line and attach different lightweight objects to create equations.The clips themselves are sturdy and well made; the rotating numbers mean that you can use them left or right handed too.It's just a shame it's quite misleading as to the contents of the box. But if you have ready access to a printer, you'll not really have any issues.

I gave this product a 3-star rating because the activity cards were missing. It's disappointing because the activity cards are supposed to help with learning numbers and counting for toddlers.The product itself seems durable and the twistable numbers are easy to read and use in any orientation. However, without the activity cards, it's difficult to fully utilize the product for its intended purpose.

As a parent with a child with Autism. This product is excellent for fine motor skills development

Ce jeu permet d'apprendre l'anglais tout en s'amusant avec son enfant.Il est très simple à utiliser, le principe des petites pinces est génial.

The set consists mostly of plastic clothespins with a number or a mathematical sign on each, which can be attached to cards to indicate answers to different mathematical questions. Some of the mathematical signs apply definitely to children older than toddlers (I would judge, preschool to second grade). The cards are not included. One can retrieve them from a webpage and print them at home. I would prefer the cards to be included and be made of a little sturdier stock than the printing paper one usually has at home, but the price of the set is very modest, so I will not subtract points for it. The fact that the cards are on the webpage could be an asset, if their producers kept adding different designs, which would extend the interest in the game.The cards are engaging for children at different levels of their mathematical prowess and the use of the clothespins makes it more of a play than simply writing the answers would be.

Attention comme pour le modèle avec les lettres ici il n y a que les pinces avec les chiffres. Il faudra telecharger les cartes, enfin le guide et faire ses propres activités. C'est un peu dommage.Sinon le principe est vraiment bien car il propose d'améliorer sa motricité fine, le dénombrement, la reconnaissance des chiffres. C est un bon outil qui s adapte assez bien au public francophone.

This set of 31 number and 7 symbol clips is great for teaching early math using manipulatives. The clips are nice quality, and the orientation dots are a nice addition. Be aware that the set comes with the clips and instructions ONLY, none of the paper products shown are included. The manual has a QR code to download and print some activities, or you can copy them or make your own, but I recommend using cardstock or index cards, as regular paper is too thin and flimsy for these. I think it's a little pricey at $14.99, but it is a nice educational addition to either home or classroom.