Scholastic Counting Caddie and Place Value Pocket Chart

I have been using this chart for 5 years in my second grade classroom. It is really a quality product and still looks very nice on my wall. I hang it with removable 3M hooks and it hangs just fine. The extra straws fit well in the extra pouch, but not all at once. I put a handful in there at a time and then when it runs low, I add more. We use this for how long we have been in school and it is even easy for my students to use. You have to provide your own rubber bands to make bundles. The numbers and words are easy to read and they have lasted this long without laminating or altering in any way. I would recommend this for any classroom!

I love this caddie! I use it everyday in my classroom. It is a great visual when sharing how many days we've been in school. This was affordable in comparison to other ones I saw. This one is small but very useful in my classroom. It has been almost three months and it is holding together!

I have utilized this time in my classroom. The plastic is durable and easy to see through. The item was in pristine condition when I received it. The size could be a little bigger for my kiddos, however, it was user-friendly.

It’s a great price and serves its purpose. I use it everyday to keep count of the days we are in school. It also helps young students to learn about ones, tens, and ones.

Looks to be a well-made product, as most Scholastic items are. I do have couple of complaints, however: 1) the velcro pocket at the bottom does not hold all of the straws; 2) there are not enough straws to allow for bundling up ten "ones" so kids see it as a "ten", you apparently just move one of them into a tens position and start over with your ones, and that holds true for the hundreds as well, just placing one straw in for a group of ten "tens". There are between 200 and 205 straws total (I was interrupted several times counting...). Overall, a good product for the price, and if you just want to count the number of days you have been in school, this would be fine.

Exactly what I wanted! Looks great

This can be used to teach place value, counting skills during your morning meetings, or count how many days we've been in school emphasizing grouping tens, place value and counting on from a number. You can hot glue a magnet to the back of it to be used on the whiteboard. Satisifed!

The media could not be loaded. Have used this the past few years and love it!