Learning Resources Plastic Pattern Blocks Review

It's great! Well made, I couldn't find any flaws. I bought large patterned cards to run around with and the kids love them. The container they came in exceeded all my expectations. It is thick and durable and can be used to store them for as long as you need.

These are plastic not fabric or felt and are great as they are lightweight and easy to stay in place. They are bright colors, large and perfect for teaching and learning. My 4 year old is delighted. In addition to learning colors and shapes, he uses hand-eye coordination to create pictures. You can find many free printable images to use or let your child use their imagination and create their own.

I underestimate this game. Although maybe too boring or too expensive for what it is. But it really teaches this. It helps me understand that my child needs help. He's great at naming shapes and puzzles and also putting them in holes, noting if they're the same or different etc. I thought he'd finished this chapter (or "shape chapter") (- that's why I did it not bought). this used to be) because my son is too good with shapes) but I bought this for variety and he had a problem. So let's keep…

These blocks were a great addition to my preschool class! The students used them very easily and they were worth every penny. Pros: * Durable for small hands to hold and maneuver. I've used a few in the past that were foamy and just wouldn't stick. It's a tough, thick plastic that's difficult to tear. * Bright colors that stimulate the brain and make study time fun. * They come in a storage case for easy cleaning. Cons: * Does not contain template block actions. So the kids either take part in…

This is much better than I expected. When I saw that they were listed as plastic I thought they were thin, light and fragile, but they actually seem strong and durable with a light weight. The proportions and edges look pretty straight and even, they even stand on their own edges! My niece loved them, used them as toys, used shark, boat and human shapes. We haven't even tried making samples and they impressed me. I recommend a box of 250, I have almost 150 and it's worth having more of each…

I don't often write reviews but I love these sample blocks! At first I thought I'd use blocks of wood for the pattern, but they're half the price. I was expecting them to be thin, hollow plastic, but I took them anyway because so many times I've bought something for my preschooler just to play with it once and ignore it. This is NOT cheap flimsy plastic, but durable and thick enough! Plus we use them almost every day! They don't come with template cards, but if you google "printable template"…

Bought these for my son when he was doing virtual learning in first grade. They used similar template blocks in face-to-face classes. There was also an online tool that the kids used, but I prefer the tactile version. elementary school and secondary school. Children can also have fun playing and creating their own patterns and designs, and pattern cards for copying can be purchased separately. The pieces are made of durable plastic, so this set will last as long as we need it to. That. I think…

My 3 year old loves these sample blocks! I also bought Learning Advantage 8837 Pattern Block Activity Cards (20 sets) and my daughter plays with them for hours. They're plastic, but they're excellent! The bucket they came in has a great easy open lid so my daughter loves picking it all up when she's done. Her favorite part of cleaning is the lid lol! She's even started creating her own shapes and images without templates and it's great to see her imagination come to life. Now she even knows her