54 PCS Magnetic Blocks, Magnetic Building Blocks for Toddlers 3+, Montessori Toys, Magnet Cubes, Preschool STEM Educational Sensory Magnet Toys for Kids Ages 3-5 Year Old Boys and Girls

These blocks are amazing! They are light weight and hold together well. I purchased these block to use with my students during our small/large group learning activities and they love them. Highly recommend.

They are the perfect size for little hands and can be used in a variety of educational activities, from counting and sorting to building and imaginative play. The children in my two year old classroom couldn't get enough of these blocks, and they quickly became a staple in our daily routine. Not only did they provide hours of fun, but they also helped develop crucial skills such as hand-eye coordination, problem-solving, and social interaction. I highly recommend these blocks for any nursery or preschool setting.

The magnetic blocks are perfect for our twenty-two month old grandson. He can build with them and they do not fall over, unless he makes a tall tower. My husband was worried the magnet might be too strong and fingers would get hurt between the blocks, but that's not the case. The magnet is strong enough to keep the blocks together, but easy for a toddler to pull apart. The blocks are small, I think next time I will buy bigger magnetic blocks.

I got 1 set a couple years ago when my now 3yo was roughly 1 so she could play with these on the fridge while I worked in the kitchen. 3yo now has a 1 year old sister and they were fighting over the blocks so I recently purchased a bit more.I was going to give this 5 stars but I saw the pictures clearly showing the broken blocks. One pic from a nervous showed 9 magnets and that parent has the right to be nervous. I recommend anyone with small children who use these anyway to break open one block after the kids are in bed and do a count of all the magnets inside. Write that count down in a place these blocks are kept when they're put away. I'm waiting until one breaks before I do this. The packaging clearly says 3+ and I remember the advertisement before purchasing said the same thing.To the company that makes these blocks: Please take notice of the Number Blocks series. If you copy them exactly, please pay the royalties for copyright and do it the right way. As a minimum, please consider creating a set where each color has 10 blocks and include a 10th color the shade of 7's head. I purchased a lightly colored set of your blocks so I could use purple to recreate 7 accurately.I'm using these blocks and the number block series to teach math. My 3yo is already catching on to the concept + and - 1 of any number because 9 seases out 1 block and turns to 8. Today, I'm using our old set (some lost blocks) in combination with 2 new sets to show her what 100 blocks looks like.The new storage bags are cheaper and lesser quality than the velvet bag I got a couple years ago. I wish they didn't change them but understand that it cuts costs down. I recommend not including a bag at all and lowering the price by a dollar.Edit: I found work book pages in the book that's included with the blocks. Great practice for older kids.

These are cool. Just very deceiving in the pictures. They look way bigger. I got the 54 pack thinking there was going to be a big box at my door. And instead it was so small they shipped it in an envelope.

Awesome for the Grandkids and Nana to play with!!

Bought it half year ago. My daughter plays it almost everyday. Sturdy and fun for young kids. Some of them are not magnetic. Maybe I will repurchase more.

I bought originally for a fun NE Ohio winter indoor recess activity. When my students were struggling with place value and regrouping/borrowing skills, I used these to show a strip of ten and how you can pull them apart to make 10 singles. Likewise, take 10 singles and form a strip of 10. I'll be adding some more to my classroom supply order next year!! The magnets were strong enough to hold for a demonstration and easy to pull apart. The colors are nice and vibrant and great for building or completing math problems. I can't wait to try them for word families! This would also be good for letter pair recognition. (Capital and lower case) The options are endless! The blocks are big enough for litter hands to manipulate. I feel are safe to them to use. Just in sharing my joy of these, I came up with 4 or 5 other uses so the value for the money is outstanding!I'll add pictures when I go back to school!