📚 Flip Your Learning Experience!
The SpriteGru Freestanding Place Value Flip Chart is an innovative educational tool designed to enhance students' understanding of whole numbers and decimals. With a double-sided design, it features clear, color-coded digit cards that allow for direct manipulation and comprehension. Measuring 14.6" x 3.5", this freestanding chart is perfect for individual or small group use, and its collapsible design makes it easy to store and transport. Made with non-toxic materials, it ensures a safe learning environment for children aged 3 and up.
| Product Dimensions | 37 x 9 x 0.01 cm; 200 g |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 3 years and up |
| Item model number | Gru242 |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Color | clear |
| ASIN | B09JC49L7S |
B**E
Falsche Beschriftung - falsche Komma ins Punkte
Ich habe die Komma und Punkte abgeschnitten und die Beschriftung erneuert. Im englischen hätte man eher Komma im Deutschen eher Punkte (z.B. bei Geldbeträgen) aber ein Gemisch aus Komma und Punkt geht gar nicht! Eventuell Habe ich auch eine B Ware erwischt!
I**I
Flimsy, the cardboard is so lightweight and cheap. Doesn’t stay upright.
So lightweight, flimsy. Doesn’t sit still. The weight of the paper is so light. Doesn’t stand upright and paper easily tastes. So unhappy with this purchase. Unfit for purpose and wasted money.
A**R
Place Value board
This was a nice product although I thought it might be plastic, it's actually cardboard which is fine for the base, but I think the numbers could get quite bent in a classroom. The thousands column was unfortunately the wrong way around, so the decimal point and comma were on the wrong side. I managed to pull it apart and change it, but it's not gone back perfectly. Overall a nice product.
J**B
Great product to teach number.
The quality is good. The only downfall is that if you want to show the number 10 for example, there are lots of zeros before and after which can confuse you get kids. You can cover them with a paper if you like but it is confusing. I posted a picture showing the number 10 for your reference.
D**N
Bigger is better
If it was bigger the students would be about to view at a further distance.
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