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I purchased this for my 3 and 4 year old boys. They loved it so much that i decide to purchase this to give as birthday present to all their friends

The media could not be loaded. My four year old is always looking for a challenge. This STEM activity was the perfect thing! Its such great quality, great game for the price, fun, engaging and educational! Highly recommend it!

We are really loving this set! There are few aspects of it that could be a little bit better, but overall we are really happy with it and my K2 crew are so happy and having so much fun with the activities! I do wish that the book was a little bit bigger and more robust, printed in a larger size on a spiral so that it's durability would be better would be amazing. Some sort of organization system to store all of these mini cubes would be so great. I plan on getting a snackle box to keep all the colors separate in. It is a really fun way to have a fun, differentiated activity available. It is a little bit too big to completely fit neatly within a photo box without being completely mixed up and still close properly, but it would make a great work then in a slightly larger photo case. The soft foam of the cubes.. they aren't the hard plastic that I'm used to.. really help the cubes fit into the frame better, but also lead to the cubes deforming and getting finger/nail marks really easily. I would love a way to swap cubes out, especially for those sorts of block systems that have connected number rods. Either that, or honestly if it's cute would be so great, especially for our kiddos with more difficulties with the really small pieces. Overall I'm happy with my purchase and would totally get again!!

I got this as a birthday present for my 4 year old niece. She has been absolutely loving it, even her grandmother has been using it =). A family favorite for sure.

I bought this for a summer vacation independent play/activity option for my 5.5 yo. They love doing crafts and art projects, and I explained how to read a grid with a letter and number, and they were OFF. It's been an obsession here, and it's let me cook and clean while they self educate without a screen The foam pieces sometimes don't "click in" or lay flat which frustrates them, but not a huge deal. Definitely not a travel toy, the pieces fly out of moved, so plan on doing this at a kitchen table only. Confidence building, and blows their mind when you teach them that pixels are what quilts, cross stitch and images on screens are made up of!