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Mimi
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2025
The jkahh wooden number blocks are a unique idea. The only difference I see for charging so much more for the "boxed set" is the box! It's a tiny box, nothing special.Trying to get the blocks back into the tiny cardboard box is a puzzle unto to itself. I don't feel any three-year-old is going to have the patience to accomplish fitting them back into the box. I would opt for the 6.99 version if were to re-order.The numbers are oddly shaped, the numbers "one" and "two" are a choking hazard.The pieces are smaller than they appear in the listing pictures. Please read all the info prior to purchase. The set is marketed to children over three, so the seller is upfront.I do think the cards showing the different options for stacking the blocks make this a worthwhile teaching tool that's also fun and challenging.I have a 20-month-old grandson that already counts beyond 10 and recognizes all 10 numbers by sight. He can't play with these because some of the blocks are so small, and babies tend to put things in their mouths.This could be a great learning game if the blocks were all larger.
Breanna Marina
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
As a homeschooling mom of five, I’m always looking for engaging and high-quality learning tools that encourage creativity and hands-on play. This Montessori-inspired wooden number block set is an absolute hit in our home! It’s a wonderful way to introduce numbers in a fun and interactive way, making early math concepts feel like a game instead of just memorization.The blocks themselves are well-made, sturdy, and smooth—perfect for little hands. I love that they promote fine motor skills, problem-solving, and spatial awareness while reinforcing number recognition. My 5-year-old enjoys building with them, balancing them in different ways, and figuring out how the numbers fit together, while my 2-year-old has fun stacking and exploring them in his own way. It’s great that they work for different ages, allowing both of them to play and learn at their own levels.The versatility of this set is fantastic! With 20 blocks and 15 learning cards, there are so many ways to use them. Whether we’re working on number sequencing, simple addition, or just balancing for fun, this set keeps my kids engaged. I also appreciate that it’s made from eco-friendly wood, adding to its durability.Overall, this is a great open-ended learning tool that fits right in with our other Montessori-inspired toys. It encourages independent thinking, creativity, and foundational math skills in such a natural way. I’m really happy with this set, and I know it will be used often in our home!
mrs_ds
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
This wooden block set is well-made. The pieces are smoothe and solid, painted nice bright colors, and have clear printing of the digits as well as dot count for the numbers.These manipulative are great as an interestingly shaped set of blocks, but also as a fun way to represent how addition or subtraction work. The blocks are designed with their value in mind. Each "one" block is half the height of the "two," and the "three" is the size of the "one" stacked on the "two." It's a wonderful visual aid for learning.The blocks also come with a set of balancing challenge cards ranked 1-5 in difficulty giving you another option for play. Having a second set would really increase the fun and learning potential!
calico girl
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
Slight imperfections in the edges of the blocks. Overall, happy with the purchase. Hope that these will hold up over time. I was very excited to find these (I’m a teacher). They are perfect for addition, subtraction, finding multiples and factors as well as ratios. I like the multiple representations of number form on the bottom of the blocks. My nephew will love these.
Saswensfam
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
These are perfect for visual learners! We love the vibrant colors and I felt there was a good blend of duplicate numbers that made sense. The quality was great and they seem pretty durable after a bunch of tumbled towers. Great for breaking down math equations, greater than or less than visualization, building towers and adding to see how much it “cost”. My kids have had a lot of fun with these and I’ve been able to sneak in a bunch of learning. I would assume these are best for kids between two and six before math on them becomes irrelevant.
Happy Mama
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025
Whoever came up with the idea to create these number blocks is a genius. I love them. They are made out of wood, the colors are really vibrant. The are not for the kids under 3 because some numbers are very small, for example number 1 is tiny and could be swollen. So just keep in mind the safety part. These are intended for bigger kids. The numbers have the size of the value of each number. So 1 is the smallest and 20 is the tallest. The cool part is that if you put 2 on top of 8 it will be exact height of 10 which is equals to if you add them. It’s so much fun to learn basic math with these. Also it comes with so many cards with different combinations to build. They vary erom easy level to a very difficult one. So engaging and fun. I would highly recommend this set.
John Grime
Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025
This set comes with a few block of each number which are colored vibrantly. The pictures make the blocks look larger than they are both in height and width. Other than that it comes with several pictures of models that you can try to stack. I think these are a good educational tool because the blocks are bright and colorful and solidly made so they can survive being played with roughly.
Jess N
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025
I love these! The concept is so cool and my 3 year old has already grasped several small addition problems playing with this! It came with some cards with some challenges for them to build, which is cool. They seem pretty sturdy, easy to stack, colorful, and a great size. The one blocks are a little small so I have to keep it away from my 1 yr old twins. I do wish it came with a storage bag or something-I have to hope the box it came in is sturdy enough over time. Definitely worth buying! I’m excited for his math skills to grow!
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