MathLink Cubes - Brain Puzzle Challenge, 40+ Tasks

Swap screen-based math learning for colourful hands-on puzzle solving.  

With 80 MathLink cubes to build, sort, and experiment with, children can explore logic, patterns, symmetry, and early math concepts in lots of playful ways.

Includes more than 40 activity cards with fun, brain-teasing challenges.

This activity supports essential skills which are wonderful for your child's well-being and ability to learn:

• Here, you can help strengthen your child's logical thinking.
• Supports your child's basic mathematical understanding of numbers, quantities, and counting.

Measures 2 x 2 cm.
Suitable for children aged 5 yrs. to 11 yrs.

Your child uses many different skills and abilities at school, and every day they're learning new physical, mental, academic, and social skills all at once. Practising one or two academic skills in a calm setting with you at home can benefit your child.

With educational games, puzzles, and other kinds of playful educational activities, your child can gradually get better at number recognition, logical reasoning, small multiplication tables, writing, and other academic skills.

Maybe you have the kind of child who simply can’t get enough of fun school activities and wants more letters, logic, and numbers at home. Or maybe your child is excited to start school and learn lots of things just like their older siblings or friends. Keeping school-related toys around at home is a great way to introduce your child to fun, playful learning so they can play themselves smarter whenever they want.

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