Review of Unifix Cubes (100 count)

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Great education tool. Force required is good for a 2 to 4 year old. We originally got cheaper, no name cubes and were not happy because they were too difficult to stick together or separate for the children. These UNIFIX cubes are much better. We have used them for 1 school year and they seem durable.

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I bought these when my boys were 3 and 4 because i read that they helped a young childs mind to grasp math concepts. We would count, add and subtract, play little math games, and when I would walk away they came up with their own creative ways to play with them. My oldest is going to college for Engineering next fall, they both have amazing math minds. I believe these unifix cubes played a part in their understanding math the way they do.

I just bought a set for my 4 yr old daughter, she hasn't been as interested in counting and numbers as my boys were so i wasn't sure how these would go over. They came in yesterday, Well she loves them! First she took them out and started making patterns, unprompted, and later we played store and took turns buying and checking out the cubes in sets of 10 according to color. After she had played with them by herself for a while, I asked her how many blue ones there were (there are 10 of each color), and she said "10,they all have 10". I was excited to see she figured that out by herself just from playing with them. I recommend them for 3 yrs through the first few years of school while learning, addition, subtraction, multiplication and place value, wonderful to have nearby while helping with math homework.

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I bought these unifix cubes because my son is in Kindergarten this year and thought they'd be a great manipulative. They are really wonderful! You can teach counting sorting sequencing and patterns colors, it's endless. My 2 1/2 yr old loves em too! I would buy more than one pack!

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I bought these Unifix cubes to use as a math manipulative for my 4-yr. old homeschooler. Little did I know that she would build structures when not in use for teaching! She truly enjoys making creations and at the same time the cubes are a great teaching tool for math. Though the cubes came with a guide (very thin/not lengthy)I ordered the paperback, Developing Mathematics with Unifix, by Paul Swan, as an extra guide. Kaplan sent the cubes in time and the product arrived in good condition.

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I purchased these to use as a supplement with my son's math homeschool curriculum for K and 1st grade. This is probably our most used math tool and will probably be used even in the next year or two! They can be used for colors, patterns, counting, skip counting, addding, subtraction, math vocabulary (greater than, less than, etc.), graphing and more. He even surprised me one day by announcing that there were 100 cubes in the package because he knew there were 10 sets of 10.

The cubes are very easy to manipulate. They stick together well but are not hard to seperate. After a year of use the bright colors have not faded and the cubes have not really shown any signs of wear. It does come with a brief booklet. I used a few of the ideas but you will find a great deal more ideas for their use in a curriculum, on the internet, or even just exploring them over time.