Brooklyn Neutral Boho Magnetic Numbers 0-9 – 20-Piece Silicone Math Magnets

Modern, neutral design meets flexible learning

Discover a magnetic number set designed for curious minds and busier spaces. The Brooklyn Neutral Boho numbers bring a calm, earthy aesthetic to both home learning and classroom play, inviting kids to explore numbers through hands-on interaction without overwhelming visuals.

Earthy palette and tangible, child-friendly design

The digits arrive in a warm earth-tone palette—beige, sage green, terracotta, and caramel brown. Each number stands about 1 inch tall and 1/4 inch thick, with soft, rounded edges that are comfortable for little hands to grip. The silicone construction is non-toxic and easy to wipe clean, a practical feature for daily use at home or in school settings.

Strong magnetic backings let these numbers attach securely to metal surfaces such as refrigerators, magnetic boards, and filing cabinets. They’re versatile for quick counting on a fridge, arranging a number line on a whiteboard, or adding a tactile element to centers and stations in a classroom or playroom.

Ways to use at home and in the classroom

• Counting practice and number recognition during free play
• Sequencing numbers for simple math tasks and pattern activities
• Calendar and scheduling boards to reinforce daily routines
• Display pieces for centers and learning stations
• Reinforcement on whiteboards for quick math prompts
• Portable manipulatives for small-group math games

Product highlights you can count on

• Earth-tone color palette that supports calm, focused learning
• Durable silicone construction, water resistant and easy to clean
• Non-toxic material with a safe, rounded design
• Compact 1 inch tall digits, 1/4 inch thick for easy handling
• Embedded magnets for a flush, secure surface on metal items

Whether refilling a classroom supply box or creating a cozy math corner at home, these magnets offer a flexible option that adapts to your child’s growing curiosity. They present possibilities for counting, early arithmetic, and number sense without promising a fixed outcome, leaving room for exploration and discovery.