Foam Counting Blocks, 105 Pieces 1 Inch Soft Rainbow Math Counters Cubes, Math Manipulatives Preschool, Classroom Learning Supplies, Stacking Bloc...

These colorful foam counting blocks are perfect for beginning math students. They are light enough for younger children to handle with ease. The cube shape is perfect for stacking, and the colors are bright and enticing, providing a great option for learning to sort and identify colors. They are priced affordably, and are great for home-schooling as well as in the classroom.

Really happy with these foam blocks. The colors are vibrant. They are nice too handle and fun to play with. They work for building things and also for working out math problems and other things like that. Can't really play with them on carpet but great for hard floors or the table. I think we will purchase another set. It's nice to have the container, but we struggle with getting the top back on because it is kind of flimsy plastic but not a deal breaker. I do like being able to work at the table with something that's soft. Also don't worry about anyone getting bumped in the head if blocks fall or "accidentally" go flying. Overall very happy with these. Would recommend and would order again. Good value for the price which was 15.99 when I received these.

Arrived sealed in a transparent, plastic bucket with a rope handle. Has 105 cubes in total, all are brand new. Cubes are made with a lightweight foam. Each one is large enough for kids to easily hold and place on top of the others. Cubes are thick, right at 1inch, not easy to squish. Can create indentions from fingers if you apply enough pressure but, cubes stay pretty firm. Any indentions created fill back out quickly to the smooth shape. Cube shape is well done as far as the corners, overall soft and gives in when you push down. Stacking is easy, cubes are stable and do not topple over. Rainbow colors are bright. Like the plastic bucket to keep the cubes in, all fit without them needing to be stacked. Overall, its a nice set of counting cubes.

My 5 year old kindergartener surprisingly loves math and I think toys like this helps tremendously with that. The teacher generally uses paper drawings so I still practice with her that way but when shes really having a hard time grasping a concept, these blocks help so much. And I think thats for everyone, learning better through tangible objects. We love the colors and there are plenty of each color so we can do various math problems. They are small enough that they dont take too much room but large enough to easily use. Im sure there are so many different things to do with these from learning colors to just building with them. Definitely worth every penny to see how its helped my girl with math concepts she couldnt understand just from paper

These soft & colorful are very attractive to toddlers who still put things in their mouths. As a teacher, they have a zillion fun uses.. My "Sturdiness" rating was because when bitten with baby teeth, they would come apart & thus is a choking hazard to small ones.