Also, I thought it would be good for active learning since they would be able to hop or jump to different places on the board. You can also use a shower curtain for a blank graphing board. Use cards, tagboard etc to label the columns so you can change them. Whatever you can think of. They have to think, for the pieces have multiple attributes.
Kids love it.
When laid on the ground students can jump the numbers forwards and backwards, by tens, even numbers, etc. I've put the numbers on index cards. Kids who still need help with counting can just put the numbers down in order. I will also use it for number patterns. For example with only have a few numbers on the chart, the kids have to figure out where certain numbers go using their knowledge of numbers, not just counting to find the correct space.