PicassoTiles 100pcs 0.5” Pixel Magnetic Puzzle Cube Mix & Match Cubes Sensory Toys STEAM Education Learning Building Block Magnets Children Construction Toy Set Stacking Magnet Creative Kit PMC100

Great manipulatives for lesson about algorithms and abstraction in my computer science class. Students write the directions from the wordless directions on cards to assemble the object.My question: Why is there a swastika on top of the house on the front of the box?!

Since we homeschool we are always looking for quiet activities for our boys to do during read aloud time, quiet time, etc. I honestly didn’t know how much our boys would like these but now that we’ve had them a year I can honestly say they are a hit! My 5 and 8 yr olds love these. Just a heads up they are very small but if your kids can play with legos they can play with these. We got the 200 count during a Black Friday special and I can’t imagine having a smaller set. Highly recommend!

These are very small magnetic cubes, not for toddlers. My 5 and 8 year old grands enjoy these on car rides and at restaurants. A pencil case type box with a lip is good for preventing the cubes from falling in the car.

My grandson is a magnet nut, he takes them all off the fridge and has about four different kinds of magnet building sets. So he showed me these only a bigger name brand which I thought was ridiculously priced. So I found these. To judge the sizes I made cubes out of stock paper. Mine for this .5 we're bigger so when these came I was like ok he's old enough he loves them. They do not look consistent in size however. Other then that he loves them I feel they are to small and won't be buying again but that's because I don't think he will be able to keep track of them being so little. But he is 5 so for an older child that likes magnets they would be fine.

These were a big hit for our 5 year old grandson! They are large enough that his baby sister won’t choke on them, but small enough to easily build with. The only issue was most of the examples or patterns that came with the set required more blocks than this set came with, so he couldn’t build a lot of things he got excited about. It’s good to note that the patterns are only seen from one side, so while you may know it’s a four legged animal the pattern only shows how to build 3 legs (for example). This was a little tricky for our 5 year old, but an older child probably would understand that quickly, and with adult help he was fine. Really great toy he loves playing with!

The magnets are hard to keep together. If you place one it could throw all the other ones off. Not for kids under 12. It’s hard even for adults

Perfect toy for my two-year-old that I bought for Christmas. She loves stacking and matching the colors. Good quality

The media could not be loaded. I like that they come in several colors and accompanied by numerous cards with design and pattern suggestions. Now, these tiny magnets can get a bit of practice to get them to actually stick together. My young son likes to put together geographic patterns. I even got his grandma interested in them. They’re a great kid activity, as well as for anyone whose an adult and playing with the kid, teaching them or for their own fun.