Number Tiles Infinity

This has so many uses for different games if you are creative. We use it so often. There is something about the way the tiles fit in the space that makes it interesting for kids

I was nervous about getting all the pieces after so many reviewers said they were missing one. But my set has them all! It feels and looks great and will be an awesome manipulative for our home-school. There was a pamphlet with several ideas on how to use it for lower elementary math.

These were awesome for my nephew who has autism. He loves numbers and he was able to move them around and make patterns with them. A real crowd pleaser for 5 year old.

120 white number tiles,30 green and 30 purple see through tiles. Blue plastic grid frame is well made. It can be turned over and is blank, so can be used as child advances in learning.

As an educator, I researched many hundreds boards before purchasing this one for my grandchildren. I was put off at first because this board goes up to 120 instead of 100, but realized it's perfect for teaching the concept that numbers above 100 just start over again.
The plastic board and tiles are of good quality and the larger size is so much better for little fingers to manipulate.
Unlike most other boards, this one has actual spaces for each number to go into, so it's easier to get the tiles out if your child makes a mistake.
I like the fact that one side of the board has the numbers printed for beginners and the spaces on the other side are blank for when the child becomes more proficient.
The colored see-through tiles will be great for patterning and sequencing.
There is no bag for the number tiles, but a gallon size bag can hold them plus the directions sheet to give you ideas of how to use the board in different ways.
This set costs a bit more than the cheaper, smaller wooden version, but is well worth it.