Educational InsightsMath Dominoes Addition & Subtraction - Includes 60 Symbol & 40 Picture Dominoes, Gift for Ages 3+

Learning Resources Math Dominoes is an excellent educational tool for children aged 3 and up. This set includes 100 colourful dominoes that combine classic gameplay with basic math skills development. It’s a hands-on way to reinforce counting, number recognition, addition, and subtraction. The set comes with 60 number and math symbol dominoes, and 40 picture dominoes, all stored in a convenient bucket. The visual and tactile elements of the game engage children in a fun learning experience, making it a valuable resource for both classroom and home use

Fun way to introduce children to maths and making it fun. Good quality tiles that offer pictures and numbers to help with addition and subtraction. Suitable from 3 and up. Great fun and interaction with children. Bright colourful tiles. Not sure great value for money but what cost can you put on getting kids to learn.Handy tub with handle to keep the tiles together and safe. Good storage.

Math dominos is a great way for getting children to practice their math skills and number counting. There’s a good amount of picture dominoes as well as number dominoes from 1-20. It also includes addition and subtraction dominoes. This is great for children that are just starting school. The coloured pictures help engage the children and it makes it more fun so they’re less likely to lose interest. Reasonably priced and a great learning tool.

These dominoes are a great addition to our learning toolkit. My child enjoys the colorful designs, and using them to play games enhances their understanding of addition and subtraction. I appreciate the mix of number and picture dominoes for different learning styles. My only minor suggestion would be slightly larger dominoes for easier handling by small hands.

Good aid to help children learn maths, another alternative to flashcards, abacus, etc but these are just plastic tiles with stickers that have numbers on them. These are not very well applied to the plastic tiles as they all seem to be in a different location on a tile, as in not central.It doesn’t appear to be a “design feature” but rather poor manufacturing.At £25 you’d be expecting an immaculate set with engraving instead.Shame.Child doesn’t mind of course, but child also doesn’t understand a concept of money yet, so spend yours wisely.Wouldn’t recommend as a gift as it doesn’t feel well made due to above.