Learning Resources MathLink Cubes Kindergarten Math Activity Set: Dino Time! Educational Counting Toy, Math Cubes, Linking Cubes, Early Math Skills, Set of 115 Pieces, STEM toys, Ages 5+
MATH skills meet dinosaur building fun in this MathLink Cubes activity set!
LEARN kindergarten math skills including sequencing, addition and subtraction, and more!
SOLVE challenges, puzzles, and more with 15 double-sided activity cards!
BUILD with 100 MathLink Cubes in 10 dino-themed colors!
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Your prehistoric math adventures begin now! Kids learn addition, subtraction, patterning, and other school-ready math skills with the hands-on puzzles, games, and math manipulative challenges found within MathLink Cubes Kindergarten Math Activity Set: Dino Time! from Learning Resources. Designed especially for kindergarteners, this educational toy pairs the popular hands-on math manipulatives with a fun set of dino-themed challenges that grow with students’ skills. As they explore the 15 double-sided write-and-wipe activity cards, kids use their connecting cubes to learn kindergarten math fundamentals including sequencing, addition and subtraction, and more! In addition to the cards, this MathLink Cubes Kindergarten Math Activity Set also includes a guide with even more learning ideas and homeschooling activities! Plus, each math challenge turns into hands-on play with the help of 100 included MathLink Cubes in 10 dino-themed colors—use the linking cubes to build an apatosaurus, a stegosaurus, and more! This MathLink Cubes Kindergarten Math Activity Set works with all MathLink Cubes sets—build even more skills!
Specification: Learning Resources MathLink Cubes Kindergarten Math Activity Set: Dino Time! Educational Counting Toy, Math Cubes, Linking Cubes, Early Math Skills, Set of 115 Pieces, STEM toys, Ages 5+
| Weight | 1.34 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 9.1 × 8.9 × 1.31 in |
16 reviews for Learning Resources MathLink Cubes Kindergarten Math Activity Set: Dino Time! Educational Counting Toy, Math Cubes, Linking Cubes, Early Math Skills, Set of 115 Pieces, STEM toys, Ages 5+
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Ado –
I got this for my almost 6 year old son and he struggles very much to connect the cubes. I myself even struggle. It takes way too much effort to get them to connect, you have to line them up perfectly to make it work and then push really hard, and you end up unsnapping other while you try. Not sure where the positive reviews come from. This only led to frustration for us. Really disappointed.Read more
Kayla –
I got these to use as I homeschool my 4 year old. She loves playing with them and creating with them, as well as using them for school! My only complaint is they’re almost too well made and she can’t make them click together sometimes. Other than that, they’re perfect!Read more
Shellzbell –
Pros: – 115pc Math Activity Set – Dino Set – 15 double sided activity cards – cards are laminated and fairly sturdy – 100 – 10 different colors mathlink cubes – cubes have different shapes etched into them – Great for learning to discover patterns – Work on shapes, colors, numbers – Learn sequencing, addition, subtraction – Puzzles, games Cons: – None I ordered this set for my 3 1/2 yr old son.. He loves dinosaurs but also loves building, stacking, putting things together and lining things up so I thought this is a great activity to get him started with learning and following patterns etc. He played with this set for over an hour after I gave it to him. He wanted to keep playing with it.. But it was time for bed. The cubes were alittle difficult for him to put together every time but he was getting the hang of it by the time we ended our play. He really seemed to love this set. I recommend this item to others and feel that it is a pretty good deal. As it enriches their mind while they play.Read more
asterisk –
This set builds on all the principles being taught in kindergarten: pattern recognition, memory, counting, and more. There are 29 activities on the cards that use the blocks and shapes to build math skills. The blocks are pretty sturdy. They snap together top to bottom, and side to side. A longer sequence does have the tendency to fall apart, but this is mostly done at a table so it’s not a big deal. The cards are laminated and will last longer this way. There are 15 cards, but they are double sided. There is 1 card with the answer on the back, so there are 29 activities total. This set has fun colors, with a popular dino theme, making it very kid-friendly. Depending on the kid, this may feel more like play than learning. Being hands-on with the blocks seems to reinforce learning more than using just a workbook.Read more
calinemew –
Decent quality with easy-to-follow activities. My 4yo had fun playing with the blocks and was able to solve some problems like how I wanted him to. (We’ve been struggling with addition/subtraction but that can totally be age-related and mom is anxious). The only thing that can be frustrating at times is how easily the blocks fall apart. It’s not like real blocks that easily stack together. While the quality is nice and smooth, it easily falls apart, so my son wasn’t able to hold his hard-built dinosaur for walks and for play. Still, a very nice set and at least taught him some difficult-to-explain concepts.Read more
Joe Joe Joe Joe –
My children, preschool through first grade, really enjoy using this activity for math concepts. The cubes are sturdy, quality material that snap together easily. The activity cards teaches various math concepts that can be adapted to age and skill level; such as, patterns, shapes, and addition. It is a fun independent project too, as the instruction cards are easy to follow even without reading skills. We use them often as a break from workbooks. This can be used as a toy for the playroom or math manipulative for school, either way, my children enjoy using them.Read more
Mike –
These are a great little set of blocks, perfect for working hand coordination and building cool towers. The best part, though, is the set of cards that comes with the blocks, which have a ton of activities to help your child learn all sorts of things like math, patterning, cognitive thinking, and memorization. The cards do a good job of promoting education while also making the games fun and enjoyable for the kids, so that they are actually excited to play.Read more
Kindle Customer –
his review is for the Learning Resources MathLink Cubes Kindergarten Math Activity Set: Dino Time! These are adorable, colorful, counting cubes that be made into dinosaur shapes to help children learn numbers, counting, and spatial relationships. They also use fine motor skills, problem solving skills, and eye and hand coordination. These are made well and are so much fun. This is just a fun brilliant idea for littles to learn math.Read more
Ado –
I got this for my almost 6 year old son and he struggles very much to connect the cubes. I myself even struggle. It takes way too much effort to get them to connect, you have to line them up perfectly to make it work and then push really hard, and you end up unsnapping other while you try. Not sure where the positive reviews come from. This only led to frustration for us. Really disappointed.Read more
Kayla –
I got these to use as I homeschool my 4 year old. She loves playing with them and creating with them, as well as using them for school! My only complaint is they’re almost too well made and she can’t make them click together sometimes. Other than that, they’re perfect!Read more
Shellzbell –
Pros: – 115pc Math Activity Set – Dino Set – 15 double sided activity cards – cards are laminated and fairly sturdy – 100 – 10 different colors mathlink cubes – cubes have different shapes etched into them – Great for learning to discover patterns – Work on shapes, colors, numbers – Learn sequencing, addition, subtraction – Puzzles, games Cons: – None I ordered this set for my 3 1/2 yr old son.. He loves dinosaurs but also loves building, stacking, putting things together and lining things up so I thought this is a great activity to get him started with learning and following patterns etc. He played with this set for over an hour after I gave it to him. He wanted to keep playing with it.. But it was time for bed. The cubes were alittle difficult for him to put together every time but he was getting the hang of it by the time we ended our play. He really seemed to love this set. I recommend this item to others and feel that it is a pretty good deal. As it enriches their mind while they play.Read more
asterisk –
This set builds on all the principles being taught in kindergarten: pattern recognition, memory, counting, and more. There are 29 activities on the cards that use the blocks and shapes to build math skills. The blocks are pretty sturdy. They snap together top to bottom, and side to side. A longer sequence does have the tendency to fall apart, but this is mostly done at a table so it’s not a big deal. The cards are laminated and will last longer this way. There are 15 cards, but they are double sided. There is 1 card with the answer on the back, so there are 29 activities total. This set has fun colors, with a popular dino theme, making it very kid-friendly. Depending on the kid, this may feel more like play than learning. Being hands-on with the blocks seems to reinforce learning more than using just a workbook.Read more
calinemew –
Decent quality with easy-to-follow activities. My 4yo had fun playing with the blocks and was able to solve some problems like how I wanted him to. (We’ve been struggling with addition/subtraction but that can totally be age-related and mom is anxious). The only thing that can be frustrating at times is how easily the blocks fall apart. It’s not like real blocks that easily stack together. While the quality is nice and smooth, it easily falls apart, so my son wasn’t able to hold his hard-built dinosaur for walks and for play. Still, a very nice set and at least taught him some difficult-to-explain concepts.Read more
Joe Joe Joe Joe –
My children, preschool through first grade, really enjoy using this activity for math concepts. The cubes are sturdy, quality material that snap together easily. The activity cards teaches various math concepts that can be adapted to age and skill level; such as, patterns, shapes, and addition. It is a fun independent project too, as the instruction cards are easy to follow even without reading skills. We use them often as a break from workbooks. This can be used as a toy for the playroom or math manipulative for school, either way, my children enjoy using them.Read more
Mike –
These are a great little set of blocks, perfect for working hand coordination and building cool towers. The best part, though, is the set of cards that comes with the blocks, which have a ton of activities to help your child learn all sorts of things like math, patterning, cognitive thinking, and memorization. The cards do a good job of promoting education while also making the games fun and enjoyable for the kids, so that they are actually excited to play.Read more
Kindle Customer –
his review is for the Learning Resources MathLink Cubes Kindergarten Math Activity Set: Dino Time! These are adorable, colorful, counting cubes that be made into dinosaur shapes to help children learn numbers, counting, and spatial relationships. They also use fine motor skills, problem solving skills, and eye and hand coordination. These are made well and are so much fun. This is just a fun brilliant idea for littles to learn math.Read more