Learning ResourcesSTEM Explorers MathLink Builders - 100 Pieces, Ages 5+, Kindergarten STEM Activities, Math Activity Set and Games for Kids, Linking Cubes, Connecting Cubes

I originally purchased 1 set of 100. But soon realized to use them to the fullest, I needed more. Also with more the older kids play with them as well. They are well made and I don't have to worry about the younger ones putting them in their mouth.

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Works great for mathematics!! I homeschool both of my children; they are both on the spectrum, so being able to visually see the math work itself out while physically applying the methods I’m teaching them helps them to focus better. It makes math fun while tackling some of their sensory obstacles. Definitely a must. These help making teaching my little ones math sooo much easier! Plus they’re pretty sturdy, durable. and easy to use. The variety of colors makes it fun for the kiddos, and easier to differentiate between the different subtypes, when working on number/word problems. Price point is definitely fair, and your getting your money’s worth :D

I purchased this product to have as a homeschooling resource for my 4 and 5 year old. This product offers plenty of learning opportunities for growth and development. Learn colors, shapes, improve fine motor, and so much more. I definitely recommend!

Great alternative to unifix cubes for practicing math in kindergarten.

They snap together very well, light weight and nice colors. My 3 year old daughter loves that she can make the NumberBlocks characters from the show and play along with them. We can easily see how to make new shapes with the same number of blocks, and visualize addition and subtraction. Each color has 10 blocks so it’s also easy to notice if one goes astray; there are 10 separate colors and if you use the “pink” for “violet” you can make the rainbow then have black and white as well. Depending on how you assemble them, your shapes can be sturdy or “hinge” and rotate so they can twist or pop off without much trouble. My daughter has no trouble taking them apart but is learning how to snap them together. I do need to make sure my 1 year old doesn’t get these since they are small enough to be a Potential hazard if she puts them in her mouth.

My son's favorite toy (activity). He plays with them almost daily. He got them when he was 2.5 years old and been playing with them till now (he's now 4 years old). He plays with them so much, that I've gotten additional sets. I think we have a total of 300 of them by now.He uses them for everything! He builds things them, he counts them, when we play together we use them for addition and subtraction, and he organizes them by color. Lately he's been combining all activates together.... he separates them by color and uses the blocks to build numbers and adds them. It's really cute.

I got these on deal. Purchased two boxes so there would be enough for my kids to share and build with/count. They are great manipulatives for building hand eye coordination and strength. My kids like to see how long of a sword they can make with them and it keeps them busy for a while.