MR CHIPS 1000 Count Plastic Bingo Chips – Green 3/4 Inch – Durable Counting Tokens for Games, Classroom, and Crafts

This bag of MR CHIPS plastic bingo chips holds 1,000 green tokens, each 3/4 inch in diameter. Made from heavy-duty plastic, they resist chipping, scratching, and breakage, making them reusable for bingo, math counters, sorting activities, and DIY projects. The smooth edges allow easy pickup, and the vibrant green color stands out on any surface.

What's in the Bag

How These Bingo Chips Are Built

The chips are constructed from a tough plastic that holds up to repeated use. They won't easily chip, scratch, or crack, even when tossed into a bag or drawer. The edges are smooth and slightly raised, so you can pick them up quickly – no fumbling with thin discs. They stack neatly and store flat, and the 1,000-count bag is enough for large groups or multiple games.

Common Uses Beyond Bingo

While these are called bingo chips, they work for plenty of other activities:

• Math counters: Use them for counting, addition, subtraction, or probability lessons.
• Color sorting: Pair with other colored chips for sorting and grouping exercises.
• Sensory bins: Toss them into a bin with rice or sand for fine-motor play.
• Game tokens: Replace lost pieces in board games or use as poker chips.
• Craft supplies: Decorate them or use as mosaic pieces.
• Bar tokens or lodge markers: Hand them out at events, fundraisers, or parties.

Are the chips solid green or transparent?

The title and description list both solid and transparent options across 19 colors. This specific product is listed as "Solid and Transparent Colors Counting Green." Check the exact bag you receive to see if it's a solid green or a transparent green – both are available from MR CHIPS.

How big is each chip?

Each chip measures 3/4 inch (19 mm) in diameter. That's a standard bingo chip size, easy to handle for kids, adults, and seniors.

Can these be used for math at home?

Yes. Teachers and parents often use them as counters for addition, subtraction, and grouping. The bright green color makes them easy to see on a desk or table.

How should I store them?

They come in a resealable bag? The data doesn't specify. You can keep them in the original bag, a jar, or a plastic container. They stack flat and take up little space.