🎲 Jumbo Foam Dice: Perfect for Interactive Games and Learning Activities Review

I use them for group math games in 2nd grade. Kids love them. They are always a hit. If they are cared for, they will last a long time. This is only my second pair for who knows how many years. I watch what I spend my own money on for my class and it's definitely worth it.

Bought several kits for the giant game Yhatzee. I love the size and especially the fact that it allowed me to scale up the game without fear of breaking anything in my house! I could easily think of other ways to use them in childcare or in the classroom.

I taped a large game board to the floor for our granddaughters to do on Thanksgiving. The game is called X Marks the Spot and you play it just like Candy Land. The bones were perfect and we topped 8 oz. Water bottles to make pawns that the girls moved from square to square. Thank you!

I gave my fiancé a surprise Dungeons & Dragons themed birthday party. Continuing the theme, I planned that we would fight the dragon pinata. We used a huge d20 for initiative and attack rolls and a d6 for damage rolls. These were the cheapest six-sided dice I could find and didn't need to be blown up. They were absolutely PERFECT.

This pair of matrices is amazing. They are a nice size and are very useful for my two and three year olds when we are playing math games. The only thing that worries me is that if you have a small child, they might be interested. And if they bite into it, they can bite off pieces of it. It is made of foam NOT protected by any kind of coating. I hope that makes sense.

Great when all you need is big bones. I wanted them to look different so I could use them in a game I came up with using two different colored dice. I just used a marker and drew a few lines on each side of the cubes. Kids LOVE throwing big dice and there's no chance of anyone getting hurt or knocking anything over with them. Not sure how long they will last with daily use but we use them for monthly reviews and kids love Dice. Not knowing that they are learning at the same time.