Aizweb 0-120 Dry Erase Number Line Board,Addition & Subtraction Game,Desk Whiteboard Number Chart Math Manipulative Game for Kid Age 4-8,Educational Learning Game for Kindergarten 1st Grade Homeschool

Very sturdy. Great quality. It’s like “game board” material. I highly recommend it.

This makes doing homework with kids much easier. It folds up which makes storage easy.

Got this for my first grader I’m homeschooling. For awhile I had my own homemade number line but it wasn’t laminated and didn’t hold up great. He just does so well with this one. Yes, it’s giant when you have it all unfolded, but it’s a really easy visual you can write on. He loves it! I feel like it’s a fantastic and important manipulative for first grade for sure. The surface is top notch, it’s thick (no you don’t want to try to bend it because yeah, it will bend if you try hard enough), and you need to keep it folded when you have it stored. It’s a nice thick/hard material, kind of the thickness of a binder (cover). If I started homeschooling all over again from scratch I’d absolutely buy a new one… in fact I’m thinking of buying one for the grandparents’ house so we don’t have to bring with us on the plane when we visit!

My family does homeschooling for our 3 kids. We had a handwritten number line for our first child that got marked up and we had to make several of them. Seeing this I see it being super useful for our next 2 kids as the middle child is starting basic math. Being able to circle numbers on the line and let him visualize the different counting the spaces for answers was useful especially in subtraction. The one side being bank also helps to have them fill in the blanks for missing numbers, such as when the kid keeps forgetting the number 7 between 6 and 8.As to quality, this is not the most robust thing, it's made of “hardboard” then coated in the dry erase material. Hard board is not a bad way to do things, it's glued and pressed together with sawdust. This is very flat and stable, but it's also more brittle than wood. For homeschool use or for normal classroom usage that's probably fine, but in the picture they have it put into a backpack. I don’t think this will last long in that capacity as kids tend to throw around their bags and impacts would break it down. For my use this is not an issue, just a thing to be aware of if it affects your use case.

As a homeschooling mom this is perfect for my 2nd grader. It's helped him understand math better.