hand2mind Learn My Numbers Fine Motor Clips, Kids Clothespin Activities, Fine Motor Toys, Learning Numbers for Toddlers, Toddler Numbers and Counting, Preschool Learning Activities, Montessori Math

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

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.

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.

I already own some materials from hand2mind brand and I find all of them pretty sturdy and well made. These clips are great for fine motor work while working on numbers at the same time. The clips are easy on little hands and they can independently handle working with these. Make math learning fun using these.

The hand2mind Learn My Numbers Fine Motor Clips are made for little hands. They require light pressure and open very easily, are color coded, clear, and bright. They appear to be sturdy and able to take the wear and tear of frequent use. The really disappointing thing is having nothing in the box available to clip them to. Back in my teaching days, many years ago, we made our own cards and wrote the numbers on spring-type clothespins and used them as teaching aids. Moms are too busy to make their own aids, and most don’t want to download and print out cards to use. Very good product but the cards should be included in the box.

My 3 year old loves this toy so much. It is great for the price and has kept her and her sister (6) busy for over 30 minutes without fighting! They love using it to play school and I feel like it is helping my 3 year old with number concepts. The quality is pretty good and seems like it will last through many games for my girls. This would be a great gift for a little person in your life that is in the early stages of learning numbers.

Clips pop off. Love size and color

I teach in a special education classroom and am always on the hunt for activities that incorporate both academics and fine motor skills. These definitely fit the bill! These clips can be used in a lot of different ways. They seem sturdy as well. They are small, so if you have students who like to chew or mouth items these may not work. I'm using them with activities that previously required clothespins, and they are a great step up.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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