Learning Resources Snap Cubes - 100 Pieces, Homeschool and Classroom Supplies, Educational Counting Toy, Maths Games for Kids, Teacher Aids, Ages 5+

These are excellent affordable tools for helping student understand number in a tactile form, from basic counting, sorting, understanding number bonds and fractions, they are an excellent manipulative toolkit for any educator or parents 'box of tricks'. Ok, the Learning Resources Mathlink Cubes Box set at double the price IS better quality/colours, better fit and security for poor fine motor skills and has more activities included but if you just need some basic linking cubes these do the job. My 4 year old and 1 year old played with their set all the time (still do) especially in reference to CBeebies Numberblocks, the one year old waving them about like small world toys, pushing together and separating (great for fine motor skills) and my 4 year old in creating the characters and understanding simple addition, subtraction and number bonds. Now my eldest is 5 and my youngest about to turn 2 we use the recently acquired better quality box set at home and keep these (still in great condition) for their busy bags out and about and they still love them but certainly prefer the brighter colour boxset at home but at the end of the day they do the same job if it's down to price. I first came across how brilliant these were when mentoring one of my form students with additional needs through some maths class work that was particularly challenging, as these help to visualise number and by using colour to add on, divide, sort or group together they help students who need a kinaesthetic (doing) or tactile (feeling texture or pieces) approach to learning to better understand certain processes. As such I highly recommend them to any teacher, parent or care giver looking to provide additional support of number and mathematical process plus excellent opportunities for fine motor skills too.

My grandson age 5 was thrilled to receive these. Plays with them alot of the time and doesn't get board. Supports what he is learning at school. His maths skills for his age are excellent. Would recommend.

My daughter used to have trouble in reception and year 1 with adding and subtracting and number bonds, so I bought these remembering them from my school days. Unfortunately, these aren't the exact same product used in schools, as the quality isn't as good, but for home use they are pretty good value and really help your child to visualise how much 10, 20 or 100 etc. is. Also helps with 10s and units. They can sometimes be a bit hard to disconnect from each other, and some are too loose when they connect together. Also, the ones I remember had a distinctly satisfying "click" - these don't have that. The only thing I would suggest is, for one child, you probably wouldn't need 500 - as that's way too much. 100 is perfectly enough if you can buy it separately. If not, maybe split it with a friend.

I bought these awhile ago for my six year old son as he was struggling a bit with maths. They have been great, especially for homeschooling during lockdown. They’ve definitely helped his understanding of numbers and sums. Good quality, durable and nice bright colours.

My 5 and 2 years old absolutely love this learning and play resource. It spikes their imagination and aside from using it has a counting cubes, them make all sorts out of it. From robot, to spider to transformer or whatever they want to use it for. Really worth it. I would highly recommend.

Use it to teach math concepts, colours and numbers. Kids can be creative with it too to build items with it.

My grandchild loves these to build towers to represent numbers, counting and sorting into different colour.

These Multilinks are a great learning through play resource. However, its bad quality really makes it unpleasant. Some of the colours do not link well so when a child creats something and the construction keeps on coming apart it really puts her/him off of using it. The material is thin plastic which is quite sharp at the edges which is not ideal.

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My son is Autistic and his "focus" is numbers. He will make numbers out of anything from Playdoh, putty to Legos, cut paper, etc. Just about anything. These are easy to use, versatile, and there are plenty in this pack to do about anything. As for the rest of the family, they are great for building houses, forts, etc. My daughter even uses them in her "Minecraft" imaginative play. They are fun, durable and quite easy to use. I do recommend them.

very good and useful for easy understanding of numbers

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