🔢 Kindergarten MathLink Learning Activities Review

This cute princess and fairy math set from the Fantasticals series. It comes with double sided activity cards which my preschooler loves. Math Cubes are great math tools for learning about addition and subtraction, graphs, patterns and more. My daughter loves that the bricks are girl colors and the cards have girl themed activities. The dice are of good quality and fit well together. All in all this is a good set.

I'm so glad I finally got this product, it makes homework so much easier. I used to have to count my fingers when doing math problems until they started doing 2 addition steps, then I ran out of fingers. This article is great because it is colorful, pleasing to the eye and makes learning math much easier, especially if you are not a teacher. I would recommend it to anyone having the same problem as I mentioned before. Great price too!

This is a great blockset perfect for hand coordination and building cooling towers. The best part, however, is the flashcard set that comes with blocks of lots of activities to help your child learn a variety of things like math, pattern building, cognitive thinking, and memorization. The cards do a good job of promoting education and making games fun and entertaining for kids that really gets them excited.

We attend private preschool classes and our teacher recommended these math exercises to us. It's like a Montessori approach that allows kids to feel first and really understand what follows each number instead of just memorizing or counting the numbers. This set in particular is of great value. What I like most are the courses themselves. I don't know how to teach and I don't know how to create, but I want my child to learn the basics of math - the basics. This set was amazing. I recommend.

This toy is very versatile! There are sooo many ways to play with them, in addition to what is already mentioned in the instructions, my daughter also comes up with her own creative way to do all sorts of developmental activities with them. Apparently she has them at school too so this is a huge achievement for her. She is also very interested in mathematics and patterns. She's a little over 4. The only thing she uses as building blocks is that they don't go too high without getting loose…

Well that was incredibly disappointing. I thought someone had finally come up with something new for math cubes. I looked forward to building cubes one by one by following the maps. There are no dice. There is a total of one building-related map. There are three builds on this map. One of them is the lock, but you will never be able to reproduce the image on the box as you only get the dice and not the special pieces. The task cards are good. Dice are good. The sentence is good. It's just not…

This MathLink set is well suited for school lessons. They work on the concept of subitization, which is the ability to look at a set of objects and know a number. It reinforces this concept and builds on memory, pattern, bit depth, addition and subtraction. There are 15 cards, but they are double-sided. There is 1 answer card on the back, a total of 29 tasks. The blocks are multicolored and each side has a different shape: triangle, square, pentagon or hexagon. Blocks are joined together from…