My 4 year old’s preschool teachers recommended he beef up on counting. I remember these cubes from when I a kid and thought he might like them. I was surprised that the cubes have gotten so much play since they’re an educational toy. My son is making them into number super heroes and has been sorting and pattern making. And the satisfying way the cubes click together is still so good, even 30 years later. 10/10

Unifix Cubes are fun and versatile! Learn colors, fine motor skills, math practice etc.

Awesome price

Love the product but the tub the blocks come in is impossibly small. It's extremely difficult to put all the cubes back into the tub, even when attempted by an adult. I wish I had purchased 2 sets of 100 instead so that we could put them away into two boxes instead.

Love this math tool! It's great. Big con: its packed so tight in the container that either only a grown-up can put it away, (with a degree of frustration) or you have to find, and pay for a new container that actually fits it. Its pretty frustrating, and results in always spilling out and losing pieces.

I ordered these for my KDG granddaughter while she is doing her math work at home. I am a retired teacher who still substitutes and we use these all the time in the elementary school, when we're in session.

I used Unifix Cubes every day in my second grade classroom. It is the best teaching manipulative for math, and also the favorite choice for free choice time. Now, many years after retiring, I bought them for my 3 1/2 year old grandson. He loves them! The day he received them in the mail, he was so excited he couldn't stop to do anything else. These are a fantastic product and I highly recommend them.

Love these unified cubes. I will be buying more as they are so versatile.

We make patterns with these, build towers, measure things, and count with the unifix cubes

I bought these to use at home with my two children and the additional two children I nanny for. Their ages rage from 1.5-4.5 and all four children love them. Little kids have to concentrate to click together to make tall towers, great for fine motor skills. And big kids play by making patterns and we use them as a graphing tool.