Childcraft Linking Cube Set, 3/4 Inches, Assorted Colors, Set of 100 - 264681

I bought these for 4- and 6-year-olds based on the number of good reviews and am glad that I did. Ten sets (one color per set) of 10 cubes. Cubes are 3/4 inch, perfect hand size, and make a delightful "pop" when separating cubes. Colors are bright and cubes are high quality. Great for counting by 1's, 10's, etc., and also wonderful for constructing an endless variety of objects. Very versatile! An older child made a (functioning) cube similar to a Rubik's Cube. I bought two sets because some recommended it and because two children will ultimately be playing with them but, so far, one set has kept them entertained. I will definitely get out the second set when needed. These children are "hard" on toys and the cubes show no signs of wear or damage yet.

These unifix cubes are great! My boys are 5, 7 and 8 and they spend hours building robots and swords and all sorts of things! My daughter age 2 enjoys sorting them by color and counting with them. We have 20 sets and that works out great for all 4 kids to play together and not fight over blocks! Love that these are a fraction of the cost of others and just as good. A few blocks (like 5 out of 2,000) won't stick together but not a big deal ...just connect the other end and it's all good.

I was worried about the quality and coloring of these linking cubes because they were not the very popular name brand of these types of cubes however I was pleasantly surprised by what I received. I would say they are near identical in construction and quality and the colors are only very slightly different. They link together firmly but are still easy enough for my preschool to link and unlink. I plan on buying more to expand her collection and I will definitely be sharing this find with other parents at her school and her teachers. A very awesome price for this essential learning tool.

I’m thrilled with these and so is my preschooler! I bought 300 and they all fit comfortably (stacked in rows of 10 cubes) into a 3lb 7 Oz Kirkland peanut butter pretzel container. We use these for just having fun building, patterning, basic math like addition and subtraction, and making letters and shapes. They stick together well and for an almost 4yr old they are hard to pull apart but all the more reason to have Mommy help and have some time with my baby man.I’m glad I bought more than one set because although 100 seems like a lot, it’s not when you get building.

I got these for both of my kids they absolutely loved it it’s comes in useful for teaching them math problems and they can even play and make structures out of them!They are actually good quality not cheap whatsoever. I will be buying again for my niece!!

My kids loved playing with these. They snap together and pull apart easily. 100 is a good value to me

I have a 13 year old son diagnosed Cerebral Palsy. He's always liked blocks, actually he's obsessive about wooden stacking blocks. I ordered these, not knowing whether he would like them. He watched me open the box and his eyes grew wide with anticipation. He did not move from his chair for 4 hours that night. I had to pry the blocks out of his hands at bedtime. He has issues with motor coordination, so these are easy to stick together and pull apart. They make a soft "pop" sound when you pull them apart. Fast forward 3 weeks later.....I don't know how we lived without these blocks! I thought I was so smart for hitting the nail on the head with these blocks, that I ordered another kind of blocks for him. They're about the same size but they stick together with magnets. He won't even look at those. I may as well forget it. These blocks are all we'll ever need.

I purchased because I have a First grader at home , who is more of a hands on / visual learner and was struggling a bit with math.This has helped my son so much! And when not using for math , he builds with them ! Multipurpose! Such a great resource !