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About This [Multiplication Playsheet Addition Math Toy]EK-Memory-fish This double-sided printed toy, developed by educators, features a 12x12 multiplication chart on the front and a 0-12 number addition chart on the back. It can help teachers create more ways to teach mathematics. The creative right-angled rainbow multiplication model is more acceptable to children, allowing teachers to play games with children. The unique advantages of learning while playing make participants fondle admiringly. [Suitable size] 24 (L) * 24 (W) cm, 169 bubbles Compared with other old versions, it is more conducive for adults and children to play together, play more and have more fun. P0PP fidget toys can effectively relieve anxiety and stress, or spend time at home. This is excellent for people with autism or who are stressed, simply put, the sound of "p00p, p00p, p0pp" can help ease anxiety and restore mood. [Durability and Playability] Just press the mouse bubbles and they make a slight sound like someone is banging their knuckles. There is no noise or distraction. Players take turns pressing any number of mouses in a single row. The player who presses the last mouse loses. Then turn it over and start again. [High-quality and safe materials]EK-Memory-fish Our products are made of high-quality silicone, which is comfortable to touch, non-toxic, tasteless, will not cause any harm to humans and pets, and can be repeatedly pressed for a long time. [Great value packaging, great gift ideas] Our Multiplication Learning Set contains 1 piece, 12 X 12 multiplication table on the front and 0-12 addition table on the back. Multiplication is very popular, – it's a very valuable learning package that will drive kids crazy! Don't hesitate to add it to your shopping cart, it will be excellent gift ideas for all kinds of birthdays, parties, Valentine's Day, Christmas, etc.
