Learning Resources MathLink Cubes Kindergarten Math Activity Set: Dino Time, Ages 5+

This is a great set for little Dino lovers! My son is having so much fun with this set. It is challenging yet age appropriate. He is learning math and other educational things and doesn't even realize it! He thinks he is just playing!!! That is the best kind of learning if you ask me!

Learning resources makes so many fun and educational toys! I love this dinosaur educational stem toy. My daughter is obsessed with dinosaurs at this time and loves it. It is fun because it is similar to the counting squares they use in math when I was growing up. It is nice to teach my daughter to learn with something similar to what I did growing up. My friend already bought one for her son.

I got the product and loved it the moment I opened. It has math excercises with mechanical attachments of locks. Colorful love that interlocks perfectly and clear numberings on board that helps to read clearly and erasable makes it next level. Definitely worth every dollar!

When I first heard I was getting to try these, I was imagining some simple cubes that connect to each other to form rows. I was wrong! These are cubes that connect to each other, but they have points you can connect on each side that allows you to form a variety of shapes. In addition, each of these points has a simple shape inside. In addition, the blocks come in ten bright and beautiful colors. When you mix the colors and shapes you can create a wide variety of patterns, so just the base blocks alone are worth it! In addition, the kit comes with fifteen activity cards with a variety of activities that help teach concepts such as addition, subtraction, patterns, size comparison, and graphing. These cards can be used multiple times when you use dry erase markers! Some of the cards also include a pattern that shows how to make a variety of Dinosaurs. The box is small and perfect for holding the blocks, so keeping them contained and separated from other toys is very easy. The box is easy to open, so my son can open it on his own when he wants to play with them. My son loves playing with these blocks and making patterns. He likes creating a pattern and having us replicate it, and he enjoys following the patterns to create the dinosaurs. He loves showing these off to his grandparents and other people we interact with regularly. He's even started to try and make his own shapes and creatures. Overall, we love these blocks. They can be used in a variety of ways, allowing us to build on the mathematical concepts my son already understands while also introducing new ideas. My son comes up with new ideas to make with them every time we use them. I would love to get other sets to increase the variety of things that he can make with the cubes. If I had one improvement I would like to see in these cubes, it would probably be just to add one of the connecting pieces to one of the sides of the cubes in addition to the one at the bottom. Right now, the cubes have one point that connects to another cube, but has five different sides it can connect to. This is useful because you can change the direction of the cube to build different rows -- however, because the rows only connect from one point, my son accidentally breaks the rows apart while trying to build. Having an extra point that connects would provide a little more stability to the build.

My son has a ball with these. They really make learning feel like just playing. We're working on counting to 100 so we don't use the cards that came with it yet. There are 100 blocks I think these will be a great learning tool throughout his elementary years.

I have a 1st grader who has a learning curve, especially in math, and this set is perfect for helping him count and is a fun way to learn, it's really a perfect product for kids trying to learn math or who just need a little extra help, it's a fun and easy way to help your child learn.

You get 15 double sided cards that do a range of things like place value, estimation,counting by 2s and 5s and using blocks to see what's the tallest dinosaur, there's more but gives you an idea. The blocks have different shapes in the holes so you can also use that for teaching and the blocks are easy to connect

My son absolutely fell in love with this learning tool. Learning Resourceas Math Link Cubes for Kidergarten Math, Dino Time, is going to be a long use tool in our home. When I first brought this home my son was really excited about the dino on the box. When we opened it, the puzzled yet excited look was priceless. This comes in equal, color coded cubes with work cards underneath. Not only can my son get hands on with this, he can actually build something that resembles a dinosaur he can see on the card. It provides great visual stimulation while providing a task and learning math. I really enjoy playing with this set along with my boy, he lihts up when he "gets it". I appreciate the fact this is a muli use learning tool, that provides something to see and do. Excellent for the active brain. I highly recommend this to anyone who has a little one interested in dinosaurs.

This is for 5 to 7 years in age. My son is only four. He will be five in January. He's preschool age so, This comes in handy to do some activities to prepare him. Counting... There's one, that says who's the tallest? The number is by the dinosaur and you take the cubes and you connect that many cubes together to determine who's the tallest and you can line them up and compare them. This is quite simple. There are 10 frames counting by tens, addition, subtraction, estimation, graph and compare etc. I like that you can actually build dinosaurs with the cubes! The fact that they can build, play and learn the same time! It comes with 100 cubes, 10 colors. There's 15 double-sided activity cards, the fact that they're double-sided is pretty cool. I love that it's dinosaurs it's geared towards something he takes an interest in.

My daughter is in pre-k getting ready to head to kindergarten. She loves school. She loves dinosaurs. She loves building blocks. This is awesome because it has all of that wrapped into one. There are many great activities you can do with your child/children with this. The best of all is they are learning as they go and it's fun for them.