Geomag Construction Toy Magicube Maths Building-16 45 Clips Building Set with Magnetic Cubes

The kids love the 16 colourful blocks. They're a perfect size and gently curved on the corners. The magnets are just the right strength to connect to each other but easily pulled apart by small hands too. The kids loved lining them up and making towers.The kids are too young yet to make sense of the 45 magnetic numbers, but they'll provide great maths learning experiences in time.It's a quality educational toy that I'm happy to give 5 stars for ... but I think the RRP of £50 is very expensive for what you're getting.

this is a set of 16 magnetic cubes with 45 number/symbol clips, it’s versatile, many ways to play, there is a little instruction booklet included, parents could follow the examples to play with childrenmy girl is 4 years old, maths is still a bit difficult for her, especially maths with plain numbers and symbols, so i let her play some easier games with the cubesthere are quite a lot block building games in the booklet, fun to play, however, the magnets are not strong enough, especially when she built 3d model with them, cubes were detached quite easily; it’s absolutely fine if the cubes placed flat on table, they attached wellthis game set could train up quite a few skill for my girl, colours/numbers/symbols recognition, as well as constructing cubes according to their colour and position; later when she’s more familiar with basic maths, she could start playing those maths cube gameone thing to mention, is that those number/symbol clips are quite easy to worn and start peeling, not sure how long they could last, but it’s still easy to glue them backall in all, it’s a good educational game, i would recommend it

Wanna make schooling fun? Let's do this...This is the Geomag Construction Magicube mathematics building block set. Out of the box you get 16 multicoloured magnetic cubes with 45 tiles that stick to the blocks. The tiles have numbers and symbols on them, which enable your child to build a tower then put a simple sum on the side, so a crafty maths lesson whilst they build.In practice it works well, could do with a few more blocks, but you can buy them for extra. The set is good to build numeracy, improves motor skills and the possibilities are endless with block construction.Overall I would thoroughly recommend, as it is good fun, except for the maths bit. But who likes maths anyway? Just prepare your kids, it might make maths a little less painful.

My little grandson really loves this, he likes making a tower then smashing it down again, it really makes him laugh.Each block is magnetic on every side so every side sticks to everything no matter which way around it is, clever.Once he has developed a bit the other parts, the magnetic numbers and symbols can help educate him with simple maths questions.

My 6 and 10 year old both love this. We've let them play about with it and both have been making number squares and little games with it, all based on maths, which is fab! The quality is ok. Not fab, but then I don't think it needs to be. The magnetic squares are fairly weak and can fall off if knocked, but they work. There are double sided so there are lots of options. Colour coded too and use all the symbols my year 2 child has been learning about (like more than, less than plus the basic plus, divide, multiple, add and subtract.)

Pretty great quality for a number puzzle. Swiss made to a high level, this toy is something you would see in a high-end store.The cubes are well made - with them, you get a selection of magnetic clip-on numbers and symbols - 45 in all. With 16 tough little magnetic cubes, each one about the size of a lemon. Too big to pop into a younger siblings mouth, though even the younger sibs are drawn to them! They not only help with STEM number problems , early symbol recognition, but they're brilliant for creative play, building structures, eliciting conversation and imaginative play.The 'greater than' and 'less than' symbols help with early association of this pac-man like symbols into maths. It's not an easy concept to grasp, particiualry at such a young age, so the earlier they recognise them, the better. I wish they'd gone further and included a greater variety of symbols. Leaving the option to the owner, as to whether to use them with their young ones.4 stars

This is a fun educational game. My toddler is only 3 but interested in numbers and counting and this is a great way to engage with him and show him basic maths. Combining the magnetic building blocks with the numbers makes it more interesting and engaging than just counting or flash cards.

My lad loves playing with these magnetic blocks but only for building shapes. The actual magnetic numbers don’t magnetise very well to the blocks and tend to fall off if your not careful.The blocks seem pretty well made and stick together well. There are quite a few magnetic numbers but they are not great at sticking to the blocks. My lad loves number work and I thought he would like to do the number activities with these but it’s so tedious to find the numbers and try and get them to stick, it just doesn’t work well at all for that purpose.I certainly can’t recommend these at the current price. You don’t get many blocks for a start and the numbers barely stay on the blocks.

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The numbers are separate so the cubes can be used even sooner than 3 years old. They are fun to play and the coloured sides help teach colours as well. Fun for all ages

Hab ich bei einer Freundin entdeckt und meinem Kind geschenkt. Wird von Babys und größeren Kindern bespielt. Wir kaufen bestimmt noch mehr davon.Leider platzt die Farbe an den Ecken relativ schnell ab. Die Steine fliegen halt doch schnell mal runter. Uns stört es nicht.Aber die Magnete sind super und das Bauen macht sogar ganz großen Spaß.

Mucha calidad en el material y muy educativo para niños a partir de 4 años. Recomendable.

Love the product but it was shipped in a bag so box was flattened. I had to buy a container to keep pieces in.