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Ten Frame Counting Skills Dominoes Game - 28 Dominoes

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$11.87 $16.95 In stock

Category: Counting & Numeracy

4 years & up. Learn counting through play with this Ten Frame Counting Skills Dominoes Game. Children will love improving their counting skills as they match the visual interpretation on a ten frame to written numbers. Win the game by matching all the dominoes correctly! This game promotes individual learning,early math skills, and logic and reasoning. The set includes 28 dominoes in a collectors tin for easy storage.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hannah O. ★★★★★

My four-year-old caught on in one sitting and now begs to play before breakfast. The ten-frame visuals make counting click in a way flashcards never did, and the 28 dominoes are sturdy enough for small hands.

Emma A. ★★★★★

The matching game is a great way to reinforce ten frames without it feeling like a lesson; my kindergartner asks to play it herself. The 28 dominoes are sturdy enough for little hands, and I like that the dots are clear and easy to count.

Evelyn G. ★★★★★

These dominoes are a nice size for small hands, and I like that they reinforce ten-frame counting without feeling like a worksheet. My son actually asks to play.