hand2mind Numberblocks Blockzee Balance Activity Set, 61 MathLink Cubes, Balance Scale, Educational Math Manipulatives, Numbers for Toddlers, Preschool Learning Activities, Birthday Gifts for Kids

Great learning and play toy for my grandchildren. Not too expensive. Good size for little hands to manipulate. No broken parts. Bright colors.

The toy is just perfect to teach numbers is very fun for the kids, pretending the monster eats the bigger number. Is very good build and the pices are very nice made. Tge right price for the product, so many ways to play and learn

My PreK son LOVES number blocks. This was so perfect for him to have the characters, be able to manipulate the numbers, visually see the greater/less than groups, add and subtract and more! As a Kindergarten teacher, I also highly recommend!! It will be going to my classroom after my son is done with it!

So, my 4 year old is autistic, and has an absolute love of math and science. He loves number blocks. This is perfect. He already knows basic math, and doing basic math visually is interesting, but, then we discovered Blockzee can analyze other objects. Interesting revelation right? Did you know a toy space shuttle equals between 6 and 7 blocks? Guess who needed to figure out how to determine "between 6 and 7 blocks"? Did you know these guys make fraction towers? Anyway we are learning fractions now.One other note. Blockzee has slightly different numberlink cubes from the other sets. They dont come with plastic numberlings for the numberblocks. The other sets do. This wont matter to 90% of you, but, I ran into a problem, autistic kid. I reached out to the manufacturer and an amazing rep sent out a set of numberlings for blockzees guys. Now everyone has numberlings and junior is off determining an apples weight in blocks at the moment.

Good quality, extremely easy to use, decently priced, my son loves number blocks so this is fun to use, really creative design

Was more basic then I was hoping for. My 1st graders were past this point of their learning already. Maybe next year!

I got this for my 5 year old for Christmas and it’s been great for establishing his number sense and establishing a more concrete understanding of greater than, lesser than, and equal to. Plus, it’s fun to use the scale and secretly learn along the way! Definitely going to buy a second one for the classroom. I’d recommend this for ages TK- 2nd grade.

My twins live number blocks and they loved this toy! We haven’t gotten around to using the cards it comes with but they love counting the blocks and the greater than or less than sign the monster mouth makes. Fun educational game for them! The only negative I have is it can get off balance but it is fairly easy to fix.