Learning Resources STEM Explorers MathLink Builders Kindergarten STEM Activities and Games for Kids Ages 5 and Up

i like the bright colors, durability and versatility of this product. it is exactly as described, and it has worked wonders in the few days weve had it so far. very much recommended. its a wonderful math manipulative.

priced a little hight BUT the smile when he opened it was beautiful

Great for imagination and building patterns.

These mathlink builders are perfect for a variety of ages. My 4-year-old likes them for practicing counting, building, and for practicing the concept of simple addition. I think they are very versatile and I would recommend them to all. I think they will be helpful as she continues on to more challenging math, as well.

Grandson loves math and number blocks stories so these are being enjoyed by him. They do not interchange with other brands I have recently purchased.

Got these because I remember using them in school when I was younger. They do really help with counting and my son can use it to help with his math homework. My kids made different things with the blocks for a few hours. Love that they had all different colors. Also my 2 year old wanted to play too but going to watch carefully. Came with a pamphlet that had them do a few activities. Id say its a pretty cool blocks for playing and learning.

I bought this for my niece who struggles a bit with her math courses. i thought it would actually be a math learning activity for her. (like adding and subtracting) it says it for 5 and up. its more like 3yrs and up. mathlinks is about counting, shapes, patterns, and building. NOT actually about math! still though she enjoyed it either way, but not really for learning math. more for building and being creative.

I feel 50/50 about this 100 piece STEM Starters Mathlink Builders set. I like it because it's it's easy to put together, has fun colors and lots of pieces, and could keep children happy and busy for a while. You can also create lots of different things out of it like letters, or get creative and create roads for little cars and trucks, etc. However, I dislike it because the pieces break apart so easily. As you're putting the pieces together they break apart so you have to be REALLY, REALLY careful. My almost 4 year old son will get tired of this REALLY quickly because of this, and usually he would love something like this. It just needs to stay together a bit better. Aside from that, when it does stay together it holds together well. You can twist the pieces (see attached photo) to different angles, swap out colors, and have lots of fun with it.

I wasn't very impressed with these blocks. They seem kind of loose when they snap together. My little one is almost 5 & she barely played with them. Granted that could just be each child's preference but they're not holding her attention so wouldn't suggest

So I bought this for my son's best friend's younger brother (my both boys were invited in his birthday party so this present was for the younger brother) but received it with little damaged box, poorly taped package. I opened it because I wanted to make sure I am not giving some garbage to a toddler and I was right. It was some return from a customer and Walmart was so kind to sell it to me on full price. Inside all the pieces thrown without any pacakaging or anything. Absolutely diagusting, so thanks to Walmart I had to run to buy something for the kid. Walmart you were absolutely terrible in returning products, how come you approved this return and sell it to me. Pity is I couldnt get time to stand in never ending return line in Walmart to return it.