Learning Resources 0-30 Number Line Floor Mat, Blue, 22 L x 1 W ft (LER0935)

This was amazing! I used it for my student who struggles to focus when we work on math. Allowed me to integrate gross motor while teaching addition. Jumped on trampoline to count out answer after each problem. After a week, we were able to sit and use a table top number line!!! This was made of medium thick vinyl. It did not rip. It is very long so fully extended, it spanned two rooms!

Fun way to learn numbers, addition and subtraction. I use it in tutoring and for my grandchildren. It's thick material and attractive.

It should come with a cylinder to roll it up on when storing. Its so long I have to fold it to store it and it wrinkles and doesnt lay flat. I try to roll it but it still bends and folds.

Great homeschooling tool. Works well, is colorful, and fun. High quality. No complaints.

I have neurodivergent children and so energy expenditure is a major factor in how our day goes. This gives them an opportunity to get some exercise and practice arithmetic. I’m thinking of gifting it to my daughter’s teacher for her classroom as well. It’s our job to ensure our children are we’ll educated and this is a great tool to utilize.

Children love it

Great soft-vinyl like product that rolls up easily for storage and unrolls without too much wrinkling/curvature. The way it enables a child to physically walk from number to number really help our DD grasp the order and magnitude of numbers bigger than 10, the concepts of greater than and less than and the concepts of skip counting (counting by 2s). Note of caution the item works best on a long wood/tile floor space or very low pile carpeting. Or for tacking on the wall. You will need 22 feet of continuous floor space or wall space at child-eye level. Going around corners does not work on the floor but does on the wall, though you can't have windows or furniture interrupting the continuous wall space. Not recommended for laying on top of plush carpet nor for hanging just below the ceiling (as we could never get our DD to focus up there for long).

Great for active kids. Great for teaching what to "do" with the numbers in a basic addition or subtraction expression