🏢 Building Colorful Intelligence Educational Tool by USATDD Review

I already wrote a review and it was deleted. It's super tiny with super small parts, might be fine for two adults playing the game, but I wouldn't recommend it for kids. Waste of my barely existing money. My son is autistic and loves puzzles so I thought this was great, it would challenge him and it's made of wood. My bad baby The garbage is coming.

Such a fun "Tetris" puzzle! We got this for our son for his 3rd birthday and it's one of his favorite gifts. His sister and father love it too and found a way to turn it into a group game. (Each person takes turns putting down a chip and they see if they can "win" as a team by getting all the chips at the end.) Although the board and chips were smaller than we expected, it was a great buy . I highly recommend.

Bought this for my 2 year old to practice together. We work on recognizing colors and shapes. I love watching his little mind put it together. Now at 3 years old he is great at building things like robots and trucks out of bricks! My mom is in her 70's and enjoyed doing this with my son. I would recommend for kids of all ages to encourage creativity, problem solving, basic geometry and special attention! The details are made of durable, smooth, colorful wood. I love it!

Very difficult. After finally figuring it out, I started giving different tasks to try out. For example, no two pieces of the same color can touch. Or try to move all black stones vertically or horizontally without touching each other. The possibilities go on and on. I like to challenge my brain as it is supposed to help it stay young. (I'm almost 80 but I'm still trying.) It's a lot of fun and a good conversation starter when it's on the table for others to see and try.

I bought this on a whim because I saw an ad for one of these on Facebook. It wasn't the same, but it looked exactly the same. It just reminded me of Tetris and I LOVE the wooden toys in our house (they are the most durable). So, those two things together and I HAD to buy it. I'm definitely glad I did that. Kids love it and my 8 year old can especially spend hours with it. Some of us are already so good at it that we now have "temporary" competitions to see if we can beat each other's time…

I bought this item for my young child and as soon as I put it aside I knew I wanted to try it myself. I was very surprised how addicted I was to this puzzle. I left it on my dining table and everyone who sat down and started using it also had the same effect. After that I started solving different puzzles like putting all the colors together or not letting other colors come into contact with more than two colors. My husband and I started challenging each other and it became one of your bedtime…

I bought this for my nephew who is 4 years old because of the ages listed and the fact that he outperforms others his age when it comes to jigsaw puzzles. Unfortunately, that upset him. He attempted to make various shapes out of the pieces, but was less successful than expected. He then decided to just try putting it back in the holder and was incredibly frustrated at how difficult it was. Maybe better for an older kid who loves puzzles. It was a beautiful color and light. However, it doesn't…

So this is no ordinary puzzle and I like to see the classic Tetris game in person as I've always played it online. So there is a cheat sheet on the back of the board to give you instructions on how to put the puzzle together if you can't solve it and it's quite difficult to put all the pieces together. The only thing about this puzzle is that it doesn't have a lot of space and doesn't fit perfectly, which upset some of my manipulated kids. You can label shapes and colors with this puzzle, and…

We all (6yrs, 8yrs, 37yrs) enjoy playing this puzzle game. in Tetris style. Hide the tiles in the pocket, pull them out one by one, place them on the top edge of the puzzle board frame and pull them down as you spin. Of course, this only works until the board is about ⅔ full. After that, we try to fix the empty squares and fill the remaining puzzle board without leaving any pieces at the end (the tiles are still pulled out of the bag one by one). Tiles and board appear to be of good quality. We