Magnetic Number of The Day Math Manipulatives Chart Paper, Dry Erase Place Value Number Line for Classroom Whiteboard Accessories, Teacher Supplies Must Haves and Homeschool Essentials

My pre-K kiddos love working on their number of the day chart each morning! I did doctor the chart a little bit by ordering dry erase sticker paper to cover the number bods and the odd/ even section. I changed those sections to “tally it” and “quantity” which I think will be a bit better for my age group

Number of the day was bent…. Enough where it might rip

It comes folded and there was a tear at the crease. Not a big deal since even if it completely tore, since it is magnetic I could just line the pieces up. But it is a slight flaw. Otherwise great!

This magnetic number of the day poster board is a fun, easy way to review math concepts in your classroom. It's big, bright, easy to read and use, and can be placed in a variety of different places since it's magnetic. It's easy to hang up and pull down, and you don't have to worry about it looking bad when it's been pinned up multiple times.

Bad lamination quality. Finally went to use it and it’s bubbling.

Frustrated

This is more advanced as I thought because the product says 3+ but my kid 3.5yo can only count till 20. So not sure when we will be able to use this board as indicated because now it's mostly drawing randomly on it. Other than that this a nice board with many learning opportunities.

A better design features a ‘poster’ with magnets covering the entire back, not just the four corners, allowing it to adhere flatly to a refrigerator or dishwasher. It introduces hundreds place numbers in various ways, such as how to write them, how to break them down, and how to count them, providing a slightly more advanced level of learning.