Tag Archives: Montessori

In our search for math materials that feel more like play than practice, we landed on the Elite Montessori Stamp Game—and it immediately caught our eye with its tidy, tactile design. Instead of worksheets, we’re working with small, color-coded tiles that invite hands-on exploration of place value, addition, subtraction, and even early multiplication. We like how the process slows things down in a good way: our learners can “build” numbers, trade units for tens, and actually see regrouping happen. That said, the experience depends on organization; without a routine, pieces can wander and lessons can lose momentum. In this review, we’ll share how it held up in real sessions, who it best serves, and whether it’s the right tool for our shelf.