edxeducation Translucent Linking Cubes - Construction Toy for Early Math - Set of 100 - 0.8 Inch - Light Table Toy - Elementary + Preschool Learning

My 4 year old Grandson absolutely LOVES these blocks!!! His counting skills are getting used everyday! Durable, fun, easy, and worth it!!

The size of these are big. I was looking for something small so my child can take it to school. But we can manage at home. It’s great for addition, subtraction and multiplying. It’s stackable, you can build different things with it. Quality is great.

great for play or for math! very sturdy and colorful!

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.

I purchased these translucent colored cubes to use as "shades" over white LED string lights to make my own custom set of multicolor party "cube/lego" lights. They worked perfectly for this, I simply hot glued each light into the deep hole of each cube and the result was exactly what I had hoped for. I like that these cubes are durable, plentiful, and made of vibrant transparent colors. I was able to make my color pattern I desired. I'm sure there are many other great uses for these cubes and I'm satisfied with my purchase. I'd recommend them for sure.

​As a homeschooling parent of a kindergartener, I'm always on the lookout for tools that make learning both effective and fun. I recently introduced a set of building blocks into our curriculum, and I am absolutely blown away by the results. These aren't just toys; they are an essential educational aid that has significantly helped my son with some of his core skills. ​One of the biggest wins has been with counting. The blocks have been an incredible resource for helping him visualize numbers. Instead of just memorizing the sequence, he can now physically interact with the concept of quantity. We started by stacking blocks to represent each number—one block for one, two blocks for two, and so on. This hands-on approach has solidified his understanding of counting in a way that flashcards and worksheets never could.

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

Bought these for our preschoolers, and they love them! Great way to hone fine motor control skills, and enough for a couple of kids to play with at a time.