Learning ResourcesMathLink Cubes Big Builders - Set of 200 Cubes, Ages 5+, Develops Early Math Skills, STEM Toys, Math Games for Kids, Math Cubes for Kids

Loved these cubes. Great quality and colors look good. Great for the kiddos when it comes to math problems.

I like this product as it is versatile and works for many different activities. The only think I disliked was how easy it was for the blocks to come apart. When my kids tried to build something, the blocks easily fell off or came apart. But other than that they are great learning tools.

Perfect for homeschool. For learning and playing

Super fun and easy to build! My daughter is on the autism spectrum and these are very durable for her playing rough with them.

They are sturdy all right. And hold really well. My kids love these snap cubes but right now they have trouble snapping them together by themselves. They are 3 and 5 and they are hard for them, some of them are even a little hard for me to snap together for them, but I still love how much came for the price and the colors. They are lots of fun!

The blocks are colorful, sturdy, and a good size for my almost 6 year old. He loves using them as math counters and to build. When brand new, they can be a bit tricky to snap together, but that seems to be improving with use. When I was purchasing, I considered this set and the set with math cards, and I ultimately chose this one because of the "guide" for building. Calling it a guide is too generous - it is a fold out brochure with just a bunch of pictures of things you can build. It doesn't have block counts needed or any directions, so we found it frustrating. If it had been a guide with instructions, I would have rated the product a 5.

As a tutor, these math cubes have been so useful in my time with teaching children basic mathematical operations or even for use in translating abstract concepts into more tangible versions. Whether in physics or chemistry (or even biology), a creative mind can put these props to use!

These were delivered today and were a huge hit right out of the box! So much so, that I already ordered a second set. I ordered these with the idea of having them to support my 1st grader in learning math concepts from home. He is a visual and tactile learner, so I thought having these available would help to visualized addition/subtraction concepts. I honestly did not expect them to be so much fun. In the last 45 minutes has has created 3D shapes, robots with moveable body parts, made patterns, and is currently seeing how many Pokemon he can make. We haven't even used them in the ways I had imagined yet. I am so happy with this purchase and cannot wait until our second set arrives to see what else he can come up with.A few other notes:They connect together just fine. My son also happens to be autistic and has some difficulty with fine motor tasks. He can connect them on his own AND it has the added bonus of being just difficult enough that it will be great for building finger strength and dexterity.That being said, with the way they connect, if you are not thoughtful about it, it can cause for unstable creations. Again, I see this as a positive because it promotes problem-solving and logical thinking, as well as frustration tolerance. Great buy for elementary-aged distance learning families!