Enhance Learning and Fun 🧩 with Constructive Playthings Stacking Blocks Pockets Review

I use these cubes in my 3-4 year old preschool class. I put cards in my pockets with dot patterns (like traditional dice), numbers, finger counts, shapes, letters, or "initial sounds" to match what I teach at the Learning Center and to include all levels of learners. . I have 4 colored tables in my room so each table has matching dice. The size is perfect for a 3-4 year old child's hands and the softness of the dice protects children. Love it! Also easy to clean!

I like these. I first saw them on a friend's and thought it was a great idea (especially if you live far away from your child's grandparents and other relatives, or if you have a partner who needs to be away from home often) . I printed out pictures of the people I want my child to recognize, matched them to the size of the blocks, pasted them in, and gave the blocks to my child and he loves to play with them. The pictures don't come out easily unless you have a strip at the top for your child…

My grandson loves looking at and touching family photo frames on the coffee table. But fragile frames or frames with glass must be held by him. I went to the local frame shop looking for strong, unbreakable picture frames, but couldn't find anything suitable. I bought them as an unbreakable alternative and filled each page with family photos. Before his visit, we take down the frames on the coffee table and put them on display. He can stack them, drop them, throw them, and the pictures are…