Fruit Counters - Set of 108

My son uses these at school and begged me for them. They are soft and not a hard plastic, but I don’t fully understand their appeal. Other kids also love them! We take then around and have lost some! I love that it comes in it’s own container and that we can use them as math manipulatives on a ten frame.

I love these cute and colorful fruit counters! I use them to homeschool my severely autistic, nonverbal son. They are very helpful teaching him sorting, colors, counting, fruits, patterns, addition and subtraction. They can also be used in sensory bins. They have so many uses.

Great materials for teaching toddlers to count, sort, and make pattern.

I love these fruit counters, and my kids do too. They are very enjoyable to use during math lessons and for making patterns. The fruit looks quite realistic too! Great product.

These fruits counters are great quality, hard rubber eraser type, not foam. The round fruits are the size of a typical 'super ball' and the blueberries in a cluster are about the size of a quarter. The grapes are a bit larger and the bananas about 2 inches long. There are 6 different fruits, one single color per fruit (red strawberry, orange, yellow banana, green apple, blueberries, purple grapes) with 18 quantity of each fruit. The fruits come in a nice, sturdy plastic storage tub with cover. I am using these for color sorting and I also purchased giant tweezers for a combined language/fine motor activity. I am super happy with these counters!

The food counters are fun and well made manipulative.

Our kids love these fruit counters!! I was hesitant to buy them because they are expensive, and if I were buying them for use as a toy it may not be worth it. However, to use them for educational purposes, giving the children a good hands on visual of counting, addition, and subtraction, they are well worth the investment. Excellent quality, good size, large quantity, and lots of fun for adults and children alike!

These are lovely fruit counters. They have excellent detail and rich colors. However, the orange shapes have no flat edge, so when children place them down, they roll away. This can be frustrating when they are working hard on counting on creating patterns. But overall they are a nice addition to a classroom and I am glad I got them.