TOP BRIGHT Montessori Math Learning Toy for 3 Years Old Children - Finger Counting Game for Learning Numbers, Educational Numberblocks Toys for 3 4 5 Years Old Boys Girls Gifts

Such a fun educational game, helped my 4 year old with her counting and taught her how to count. It is sturdy and good quality. I’d say it is good value for money as it is cheap and teaches a lot. No stickiness and decent size for age. My daughter loved copying the cards of the equations and adding them together

My 4 Yr old is loving this game right now. Its perfect for him :) Good size with strong wooden numbered dual sided pieces. Stitching on the hands could be better but for the money cannot complain.

I bought this for my four-year-old granddaughter and put it on her desk without telling her. She was immediately drawn to it and started pulling the fingers down. I feel it is a brilliant introduction to the concept of counting and the actual numbers. This can be built on as the child develops and enters Reception, Year 1 and Year 2.

I like it.My 4 year old not so much. Only if I am present.

This is a perfect addition tool for any child learning counting/ addition/ number bonds to 10.The wooden base actually sits 90 degrees across the box, hence the ‘slots’ in its base, raising it off the desk.The numbers take some sorting out for some children. If you have any SEN children, ( whom I work with,) they found it perfect to match the colours around the box on the wood to the wooden numbers but then this would give rise to non mathematical sums, so the colours can be a hindrance. The cards that come with it show 2 hands with the sum written on too. ( The board has 2 ‘hands’ on) Very confusing when it shows 5-3 = ? and each hand is shown with fingers standing. Perhaps just use numbers instead on the cards? There are subtraction on the reverse. Overall, I use this daily to teach number bonds to 10 along with a wipe board & pen ( written questions) to SEN & it’s a fun 5-10 minute activity. It’s Velcro is easily attached & folded over to count the fingers. The hands are child size too & we have lots of fun making our own fingers match the same configurations!

I love this idea because it replicates the way that children first learn basic maths - by using their fingers to count or subtract. It is fun and eye catching and well made of good quality. The palms of the hands spin round so they can be tucked in and placed back in the box for storage and then pulled out when in use. It comes with little question cards so you can test the child and then they can figure out the sum and the answer themselves using the number tiles. Such a simple but brilliant idea.

Beautiful made learning tool, easy to put the number of fingers down for addition or subtraction, fab tool to teach those new to math, clever way to learn on math!