60 Pieces 3D Shapes for Teaching - Geometric Solids for Kids,Light Table Manipulatives,Translucent Toy for Light Table

It’s a nice product for children can be used for developing pre math skills

I bought this for the classroom. I love that they're ready to store in their nice container. This came with multiple sets for group activities and it also came with a 3D shape poster. I like the see through aspect so you can explain the hidden side when counting edges. I'll probably get another set since they're so nice. This was just what I needed.

Very small pieces. But fun to create color prisms.

These were perfect addition to my PreK light table for 3d shape exploration. The kids loved them.

Great for teaching 3d shapes..

I use these in my first grade classroom. They are accurate to solid shape attributes but some of the shape pieces don’t stay together in my set which can be frustrating for the little guys and also for me when pieces go missing. The size is small, too - they fit in your finger tips. Would not recommend for small kids where a choking hazard might be a problem.

This has been a fun contribution to the light table. The colors and shapes create a fun atmosphere where I have the kids share what they know when asking colors, shapes, and combining the colors to make secondary colors! However, these are smaller and while the age range does suggest as young as 3, I would highly recommend these be for ages 5 and higher.They do have parts that pop off if not handled with care so young hands or an unsupervised group could have troubles with these.All in all, I highly recommend these for the classroom.

OdoorGames 3D Geometric shapes for the light table are quite nice. The colors are great and there is a variety of shapes in each color. There is a little cap which closes each shape. They aren't meant to be removed but they do come off and clip right back on. This set comes in a handy bucket with a handle.There are many game and information sheets to get the kids playing. There are everyday objects set in an array for students to discern which have their 3D shape. You can name shapes, real world objects, sort by shape and color. Just so many options for learning.There's counting and graphing activities included and different spinner template patterns on the corners of the papers. Simply photocopy, attach the paper spinner to card stock and poke the spinner through the middle. I personally would not cut these out but run them through the copier for a variety of fun games and math learning activities.I plan to laminate the real world objects and shape papers. These are handy and will last a long time if laminated. Great set matched well for K-1 learning. My Pre-K kiddos will be simply exploring sorting and naming shapes on the light table. Older kids would be counting sides and vertices along with graphing and higher math skills. These shapes are small. For ages 3+ due to small pieces.