Learning Resources Snap Cubes, Set of 100

Just like number blocks! Perfect for your number block loving kid! Very educational and large quantity of them

I bought the snap cubes to after my son feel in love with them at school. They are easy to snap together, although sometimes he needs help taking them apart. The cubes can be used to create patterns, objects or structures. The cubes also require the child to use strategy when they are building because each cube has five holes and only one peg. I would recommend this product for children ages 3-7. My 5 year old likes using these to create buildings or objects and my 3 year old likes snapping them together and taking them apart. They seem to be good for a pretty wide range of ages.

I ordered these snap cubes for my 2 homeschooled grandkids ages 8 and 6. I used them to teach place value, addition, subtraction, fractions and more. The kids found them easy to use. I found them to be a highly valuable hands on product for math concepts. I am a retired elementary ed. and English as a Second Language teacher (15 years) and an education specialist (10 years) during which time I gain alot of experience using hands on products to teach a variety of concepts across all subjects.

You can use these to teach so many things. I taught my child to count, add, subtract, multiple, divide, patterns and we even make shapes just for fun. The possiblities are endless!

These are really great for my son. He loves using them to assist with math problems. Having multiple colors is a huge plus to make schoolwork more fun and help with color grouping problems. I only gave it 4 stars because some of the pieces don't always snap in securely when stacking them and those pieces fall off easily. Makes it frustrating for my kid sometimes but it still get the job done just fine. However, for those that care, some pieces stack more loosely and don't snap together tightly like Legos would. Just FYI.

We originally bought the different design from the same brand but they were much too stiff for my 3 year old to snap together... These ones are far easier!!! He's not only able to get them together, but is able to get them *fully* connected and pushed all the way in. They've been playing for only 5 minutes and he's already built multiple "snakes" and a couple letters without any assistance from me. Much more enjoyable for him! Looking forward to utilizing these in our homeschool curriculum.

The number blocks have given hours of play and counting fun for our 5-year-old grandson. Sometimes he uses them for math he makes up (one stack of 10 blocks plus one of four blocks makes 14). Sometimes they dssignate holidays (green and red for Christmas; black and orange for Halloween). They've been a tall building (brown) with a ring of white clouds at the top and a base of several blocks at the bottom. Most recently they've been seafood: differnet colors were shrimp or whale meat. He was spending so much time with them that I got a second set.

Great counting tool for the new little math wiz's out there! My son loves using them to help with addition and subtraction and after doing his work he uses them to build fighting robots with lol. Not the very best quality of plastic or whatever....material seems "thin" but it will do. They weren't very expensive and I'm thinking of ordering a second set just because my son is learning to count by ten and learning to break down numbers as hundreds, tens, and ones.

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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.

very good and useful for easy understanding of numbers

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Great for kids! We had to get these for our 6 year old because the ones we had were too hard for him to connect. These are much more kid friendly. The plastic is a bit cheap and thin but it's a child's toy. Love them