Junior Learning Place Value Dominoes Educational Action Games

This is definitely the easiest way to learn place values. No instructions, but it is color-coded, so connections are made. My granddaughter (age 5) is ready to challenge her mom on this. She loves it, and has also learned how to say large numbers (like 509) correctly. I have now bought seven of the Junior Learning domino games, and they are the best at getting a child interested in learning ideas they need to know. Highly recommended.

My students use this for practicing place value. I have 2 sets and 6 kids that play. They love it!

My class loves this, but it is noisy.

It was not properly packaged, and the metal box it is in is dented. Normally, I wouldn't mind...but I'm supposed to give it as a gift :( Great educational product.

I really like these dominos. They made my child think. It’s not obvious exactly what each tile is asking her so she has to understand Place value using different types of manipulatives n it’s making her question each tile. It’s not simple. It’s not too difficult either. I use this w my 3rd grader to get her thinking!

The products images are already scratched and damaged after less than a week in my first grade classroom but they are still usable and come in a nice storage container. Maybe better for a home than a classroom.

I like it

No nearly enough dominoes to make this worth it. And the box is big enough to add up to double the amount of dominoes it includes. Not enough combinations to really solidify the concept in a child’s head. The paint also child off extremely easily, drag your nail across once and it leaves a blank line through the picture. Great idea. Poorly executed. They need to go back to drawing board on this.