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Ten Frame & First Words Dominoes Game Set

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Category: Numbers & Operations

4 years & up. Learn basic counting skills and simple words with this Ten Frame & First Words Dominoes set by Junior Learning. Win each game by getting rid of all of your dominoes first. In Ten Frame match the visual interpretations to the correct written numbers on a ten frame. Build your literacy skills in the First Words Dominoes game by matching each basic word to a corresponding image. Promotes individual learning. Included: 2 Tins of Dominoes: 28 Dominoes in each tin.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Owen ★★★★★

The winning condition is what sold me — my kindergartner actually begged to play again because beating me at dominoes felt like a real victory. The ten-frame visuals make counting feel less like a lesson and more like a puzzle she’s cracking on her own.

Victoria ★★★★★

My four-year-old picked up the counting skills fast once we started playing, and the dominoes themselves feel sturdy enough to survive daily use. Getting rid of all your tiles first makes it a fair race every time, and the word side keeps her engaged when we flip them over.

James ★★★★★

I wasn’t sure how my son would take to dominoes, but the ten-frame side actually helps him count the dots without losing interest. He gets so focused on clearing his hand first that he’s practicing addition without even realizing it.

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