edxeducationLinking Cubes | Set of 100 | Counting Cubes | Color Sorting Toys | Math Manipulatives for Preschoolers, Pre K

My daughter is homeschooling and these have been a fun way for her to learn her number sense. They are great quality and snap together and apart very easily. The colors are fun and bright and the bag they come in is heavy duty ziplock which makes for easy clean up.

Nice cubes. Easy to separate and attach. A must for little kids who starting to count

Before purchasing these I looked under the specs and the “questions” to see if they were the same size and would work seamlessly with the new translucent ones also offered by the company. Since I could not find the info anywhere, I posed the question to the seller myself and they responded that indeed they do snap together and complement each other.I purchased a set of each. They snap easily into each other and these are more versatile than the blocks that just snap top into bottom. Good for counting, and grouping, and sorting, patterns and other math skills. I am told by the 5 yo that received them that they are also good for building robots and the like...

My children love these linking cubes. They work on so many levels for children: construction, counting, measuring, color recognition, sorting, just plain playing :). Because of this, they will grow with children, and you'll get tons of use from them over years of play. If your looking to expand your set, I would recommend purchasing the "Edx Education® Linking Construction Set Mini Jar" as well. One note, these do not fit with "Learning Resources® Snap Cubes®"; the holes are slightly larger on the Edx Education® cubes.

I bought these as math manipulatives and they've been great. Easy assembly and disassembly. I also use some of them for my maker bins

These are great! The blocks make a fun “popping” sound when pulled apart, and encourage fine motor skills and problem solving. They’re a little tough to pull apart, so really young babies will struggle with that. Our toddler however loves them! We use them as one of our “restaurant bag” toys.

My four year old son loves these so much. he plays with he's in school even took them home without asking, so I had to return them to his teacher.... hence i bought his own!He plays with these every single day and loves to count them and organize. Although the only thing is that they don't really stick together very well and when you're making a super block, as he likes to call it, there's not many options for them to stay in block formation, because there's only one place you can Connect the blocks together with. they end up falling apart easily and coming apart. they are small and they do get lost. Because there are so many pieces but if your child likes to put toys in their mouth, I don't recommend them for younger kids. Especially because they are hard. but they are a good tool to help teach them how to count and organize by color many different ways you could use these blocks. I just wish there was another point of connecting them other than just by one side

My mom has dementia and likes to pull these apart and put together over and over all day. They work great for keeping her hands buzy . Colors are bright, they go together easily and fit in her hands well