Inchimals

Inchimals

# 021809

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Item #: 021809
Grades: PK-1

Product Description:

Kids will think these colorful blocks are toys and not the fun teaching tools that they are. It really provides the perfect way to teach and introduce kids to measurement and adding lengths. Included in the set are 12 solid and colorful wooden blocks. Each block is unique; they are all 1" wide, but each has a different height and animal featured brightly on the block. For example, the cute ladybug block is 1" high, the frog is 2" high, etc., all the way up to the huge giraffe who is 12" high. There are inch measurement markings on the sides of the blocks that the animals aren't featured on, and the length is shown in numbers and dots (like dice) on the top and bottom of the blocks. Even independently the blocks can be used for activities like sequencing, stacking, creative play, and number recognition, but a spiral-bound puzzle book is included to get even more use from the blocks. The book is write-on/wipe-off (a marker is even included) and includes 100 puzzles. Puzzles are fairly simple: A lady bug plus a rabbit equals what? A monkey minus a penguin equals what? Kids can stack the blocks on top of each other to find answers. There are also blank boxes so students can find the inch values on the blocks and write them in to finish the problems numerically as well as visually. The puzzle book gets progressively more difficult, from simple addition and subtraction to problems with multiple numbers to finding equivalent sums to finding multiple ways to create a given number. Whether kids work individually or in groups, they'll enjoy exploring length with these colorful and useful blocks. ~Rachel

Primary Subject
Mathematics
Grade Start
PK
Grade End
1
EAN
182129000397
Format
Other
Brand Name
Fat Brain Toy Company
Weight
4.3 (lbs.)
Dimensions
8.5" x 18.75" x 3.0"
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I got this for my busy 4 year old. She can work on this fun stuff while her siblings are working on their school work!
Rebecca R on Oct 29, 2021
Thought this was really beautiful and a really fun and unique way to introduce inches!
Lori Beth A on Nov 29, 2020
I got this for my busy 4 year old. She can work on this fun stuff while her siblings are working on their school work!
Rebecca R on Oct 29, 2021
So many good reviews. I love educational toys for my 5 year old.
Melanie W. on Mar 27, 2021
Thought this was really beautiful and a really fun and unique way to introduce inches!
Lori Beth A on Nov 29, 2020
This looks like a good hands-on activity for addition, subtraction and potentially to talk about groups.
Ivet H on Aug 27, 2020
My soon to be first grader sailed through his kindergarten math but hit a hiccup when we reached the unit on measurement. I am hoping this can help him understand the concept of measuring better
Alyssa B on Aug 1, 2020
This looked like an awesome resource for my kindergartners math.
Michelle on Aug 22, 2016
Great visual for math
Theresa C on Aug 5, 2016
Fun math supplement
Bonny P on Jul 3, 2016
It seems to be a fun way to teach math and measurement.
ANTON G on Mar 2, 2016
So many good reviews. I love educational toys for my 5 year old.
Melanie W. on Mar 27, 2021
This looks like a good hands-on activity for addition, subtraction and potentially to talk about groups.
Ivet H on Aug 27, 2020
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Math is fun!
My Kindergartner loved this immediately. It has 12 sturdy blocks each with inch marks, corresponding dots and number, and an animal picture. Also provided is a dry erase book with addition and subtraction problems and a dry erase marker. The problems get progressively harder. The inchimals can also be used to measure things around the house. My math lover loves these.
October 21, 2015
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over 7 years ago

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