Koplow Games Place Value Dice Classroom Accessories, 26mm-1.02in

As a dungeon master, my players have learned true fear as I use these d1000s to roll on chaos tables. On 0000, the sun explodes :)I also intend to use them as life counters for MtG infinite life jank, but you could potentially use them for YuGiOh too I guess.Visually they're easy to read, colour coded so you eventually get used to going yellow-red-green-white to get your 1000s, 100s, 10s, and 1s place. The 1000s dice, of which there are two, have black numbers. High contrast, great for the smaller font that was required to fit them all. The 100s and 10s both have white numbers which contrast well as well, and the font is a bit larger. There are two each of these as well. The two d10s are black on white, and the numbers are the standard number size for a d10. Sans serif fonts, so the 1 is just a straight line, no cross on the 7 or anything fancy. The 9s and 6s on the 1s dice are also underlined for clarity.In my experience rolling them, they're fairly weighted. Lots of variation. The plastic baggie they came in is a small ziplock bag, so I've been storing them in one of those 6-inch plastic M&Ms Minis tubes.

My kid is a hands-on learner and we've been using various dice in games. We've been practicing quick addition, subtraction and simple multiplication with smaller number dice. I really like these since they represented 4 different place values. I'm hoping this will help my kiddo with adding together the different amounts and correctly writing out the sum.

As a math interventionist, I love these for various hands on place value activities and games. My students love anything involving dice and I love that these are perfectly labeled for working on expanded and standard form.

These dice are a place value teaching tool. Our daughter is home-schooling our grandchildren (she's a certified master teacher) and these will figure prominently in their math lessons. They seem to be well made and should be able to endure the rigors of an elementary home school classroom.

Students like them. I would like to see them a little larger. Just hard to read for these old eyes.

I have been using this with my 2nd grade students and they work great with teaching and reviewing place value skills.

Students enjoy playing and learning with these place value dice. I like the versatility of being able to use all four of the dice or starting with two based on the needs of the student in front of me. Affordable and easy to start a math center with.

These are easy to lose if you mix them with your other dice. I'd recommend keeping them in a small bag in your regular dice bag / container. They're excellent dice and I recommend them for gamers.