I want to use these with a magnetic sudoku board. Can someone tell me how many of each number there are, and confirm they go from 0 through 9?
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There are seven of each number 0 through 9 in addition to six plus signs, six minus signs, six multiplication signs (x), one less than, one greater than, two dollar signs ($), two division signs, two periods and four equals signs.
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If I remember, there were more than 100, but , like another respondent to this question - I didn't use them. They didn't work well with the hardware cloth and I ended up using small pieces of wire to connect the edges and twisting it to secure the hardware cloth. For these clips, you will need a special tool to close them and it is NOT an easy task. Hope this helps.
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I would recommend a larger magnet. These are very strong for their size. But, that size is very small. You may be able to use several of these to accomplish your goal.
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I believe they start at 0-0-0, then you turn the lock in acertain direction and set the combo you want. If 0-0-0 doesn't work, then try combinations close to that (0-0-9, 0-0-8, 0-0-1, 1-0-0, 2-0-0...) because it probably set in a slighlyt off position. Check the directions.
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They are not magnetic. The round parts of the pieces fits into round holes in the board. They will fall out if you tip the board over.
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I really wish I could answer that, but I have no clue. I got these for my son for Xmas and I am not sure if he got any doubles or not in them. I will ask him and answer you back. Being you already ordered this set, check and see when you get them, if they have any doubles or a lot. If it doesn't have a lot of doubles, maybe stick with this company and order again from them. If you get a lot of doubles, then try another place. It also depends on the amount of time you have to wait to get them. I know I ordered Hello Kitty tiny characters from 1 company and it took about a month to get them, but I got no doubles out of 50 characters. Then I ordered the same thing from a different company and I got them in a week , but they sent me a lot of the same ones. I had at least 12-15 that were doubles and some even triple of. I emailed them about it and they said that was how they got them sent to them. So that is another factor-time. I will get back to you and let you know what is what maybe in a few hours after he gets up for school. Hope I can help.
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These interlock to form sticks of ten, so they're great for teaching the tens and ones places. I know there are other similar 3-D math manipulatives that also have blocks to represent hundreds and thousands, but I have not tried them--they look a little cumbersome, and in my experience once a child understands the concept of the ones and tens places, printable manipulatives for hundreds and thousands work just as well.
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Sorry it took so long to answer. No metallic items will not adhere magnetically. It requires magnetic properties for whatever you want to adhere to the board. Not sure what you are attempting to do. If it is a storage type usage then search amazon for "magnetic parts tray" or use this link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=is_s_ss_i_0_14?.k=magnetic+parts+tray&sprefix;=magnetic+partsThose have a magnetic base and should adhere to the board and then create a dish that will hold any magnetic items. Also the magnetic bond is really not super duper strong. Kinda meant to hold papers and lightweight materials. When I use my marker cups on mine I place the base resting on the frame of the board so they cannot slide down. Hope this helps. Sorry it took so long to answer. No metallic items will not adhere magnetically. It requires magnetic properties for whatever you want to adhere to the board. Not sure what you are attempting to do. If it is a storage type usage then search amazon for "magnetic parts tray" or use this link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=is_s_ss_i_0_14?.k=magnetic+parts+tray&sprefix;=magnetic+partsThose have a magnetic base and should adhere to the board and then create a dish that will hold any magnetic... » Read More Sorry it took so long to answer. No metallic items will not adhere magnetically. It requires magnetic properties for whatever you want to adhere to the board. Not sure what you are attempting to do. If it is a storage type usage then search amazon for "magnetic parts tray" or use this link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=is_s_ss_i_0_14?.k=magnetic+parts+tray&sprefix;=magnetic+partsThose have a magnetic base and should adhere to the board and then create a dish that will hold any magnetic items. Also the magnetic bond is really not super duper strong. Kinda meant to hold papers and lightweight materials. When I use my marker cups on mine I place the base resting on the frame of the board so they cannot slide down. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes, small magnets will stick to the boards. The dry erase marker has a magnet on the end so it sticks to the board, and I also use the small push pin magnets and they stick to it very well.
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Good idea. Never thought of that, very nifty idea. YES they are magnetic. Had to test it since you asked. :)
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For me they didn't even show up on a black dry erase board. If u want something for the fridge maybe try the new crayola crayons for dry erase boards those probably well work on metal
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They are not permanent is used correctly on a non-porous blackboard (magnetic chalkboard). I write and then erase (using a water/baby wipe or damp sponge, sometimes WEEKS later) and then rewrite all the time for my baby boy's "Monthly Birthday Board". Having said that, I'm not sure if they are permanent if used on a paper surface or on cloth, since that is not their intended use.
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These boards are not magnetic. I have bought magnetic ones at an office suooly place like Office Depot. They have a metal border and were marked as magnetic. Hope that helps.
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I'm sorry, I don't really know. I bought these to use for Zentangles. Since they are fairly thick I think it would be worth your while to try them out b/c they are so inexpensive.
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Susan, I am sure you can count! I never counted them and do not intend to!Good luck with your counting!
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Absolutely. I use them for numbers1-100 and for spelling words- this is why i bought them. Plus a ton of other ways to use these.
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Yes. I just took one of each color and did numbers 1,2,3, and 4 with a blue permanent marker. It's OK, but, a BLACK permanent marker would work BEST. These tiles are heavy duty ones measuring 1 inch by 1 inch by 3/8 inch thick. I guess you could put a sticky one-sided magnet strip piece on back, so they'd fasten to metal board.