This was given to my four year grandson to help count and recognize numbers beyond 10. Even though he loves doing puzzles this was challenging for him. He didn’t finish it the first couple of times due to his lack of knowledge with the concepts. We put each group of ten into a little bag which made it less overwhelming for him. From that point on he attempted the entire train and started to recognize there is a pattern to each group of ten.

Trains became my favorite transportation mode since my kids learned numbers from 1 to 100 with these products. Just AMAZING!

We purchased this Sequencing Trains puzzle for our 4-1/2 year old grandson as he and his mom had been verbally counting to 100 per his request. Upon receiving, he immediately wanted to work on the puzzle so we all sat in the living room on Mother's Day and took turns working through sequencing by 10. This is a great oral learning tool as you can count as you build, great visual for grouping and 1-9 number repetitions regardless of which 10 group, plastic sturdy yet lightweight interlocking pieces are excellent (each group of 10 has its own unique color), storage bucket is excellent with its easy carrying handle. Grandson, parents, grandparents all vote for this fun learning tool!! Thank you, Lakeshore, for another quality product at a reasonable price!

Lots of small pieces, but I think it will be a good reinforcer counting to 100. I like that it has 2 options, one if you want one long line 1-100, or separate the trains by 10s.

Great way to practice numbers 1-100. My students love the challenge of counting to 100. I like that the puzzle pieces are made of sturdy plastic.

I got this train for my four year old to practice number fluency and start to notice patterns in counting. It’s nice that you can make several small trains and assemble similar to a 100’s chart or as one long train. My 2 year old loves the colors and puzzle aspect even though he doesn’t understand the math yet. Definitely recommend.

I bought these for my kindergartener when we had working on counting to 100. It made counting practice more engaging and helped him understand a number line.

I bought this for my Special Day Class. This activity is colorful and fun, and my students love it! This was a great way to teach sequencing.

My kindergarten students love this product! The pieces can be put together to make one long train from 1-100! It takes about 10-15 minutes for a group of 4 kindergarteners to put the entire train together. It builds a lot of communication, collaboration and teamwork skills, as it can be quite tricky! They have a blast working together to complete this puzzle. The pieces are also plastic, which makes them very sturdy. This will last a very long time!

My 4 year old son adores this! We have been working on 1-30 and he actually wants to play with his number train. He is more reluctant on the math side and this has worked out great!

This is great for little kids to learn how to count at an early age.

My 3 year old loves this puzzle! He enjoys choosing which set of 10 hell focus on. The reward is always selecting the caboose for each set of 10 and pretending to drive the train.