PowerClix Frames have colorful, translucent plastics and geometric shapes that allow for open-ended, creativity-inspiring 2D and 3D constructions. Frames are for teaching and exploring wireframe geometry. A child may build unlimited 3D forms by visualizing the underlying design structure of an object, then creating a wireframe model of it using magnetic frames of geometric shapes. Frames are designed to integrate flawlessly with Solids and Organics, all part of the PowerClix System. Ages 4+Open-ended magnetic construction toy with an easy click 'n connect systemSet includes 48 pieces and a Creativity Guide to fuel inspirationEight unique shapes create unlimited building possibilitiesMagnets never repel, so creating 2D or 3D models is easyDesigned to integrate with all other PowerClix System setsMaterial: Translucent ABS plastic with neodymium magnetsEducational Focus: Fine motor skills and spatial thinking with STEM applicationsSuggested Age: 4+Winner of 2015 top toy Awards – Oppenheim Platinum and SNAP (Special Needs) Awards

I received a free sample of this toy that my children at home love to use. They are a bit more interesting to use than magnatiles because of the various curves and features. They are a nice step up for children who are starting to get bored of regular magnatiles.. Nv. Mon Dec 10 2018

These manipulative blocks challenge players’ critical thinking and problem-solving while helping improve their IQ and EQ. These brain games are perfect for passing time and avoiding gadgets and electronics. They’re a healthier way to practice focus and concentration.

Small but the kids are having fun. Christie. San Antonio, TX. Thu Jan 01 2026

Help your child better understand how fractions work with this set of magnetic fraction bricks! Fraction bricks can help teach children fraction concepts such as parts to a whole, equivalents, and comparisons. Each brick is rectangular in shape to help children visually understand that fractions can be used to describe part of a length. Each fraction brick is different in length and is color-coded not only to represent the different sizes of fractions but also to be visually engaging for children. Fraction bricks can be used on any magnetic surface. Contains 78 pieces. Ages 5 and up. Contains 78 pieces including: whole, half, third, quarter, fifth, sixth, eight, tenth, twelfth. Fraction bricks are color-coded to correspond to their size. Fraction bricks are different lengths to correspond to their mathematical size. Fraction bricks are magnetic and can go on any magnetic surface which makes them useful to use for fraction comparison and equivalence. A good resource to use for guided learning and independent study.

Montessori Learning Table:For ages 6+ months, this interactive learning table blends shapes, textures, sounds, and music. Kids try color/shape sorting, fishing, a bead maze, gears, a clock dial, carrot pull, clapper sounds, and a big-block top to build coordination, tracking, rhythm, and imagination. The 0.6 inch wood build has rounded edges and a stable four-leg base.

Very nice table has a lot of stuff for her to do. My only issue is that it is very light and she tries to push it over. Ardena. Cape Canaveral, FL. Mon May 18 2026

Power Clix Frames have colorful, translucent plastics and geometric shapes that allow for open-ended, creativity-inspiring 2D and 3D constructions. Frames are for teaching and exploring wireframe geometry. A child may build unlimited 3D forms by visualizing the underlying design structure of an object, then creating a wireframe model of it using magnetic frames of geometric shapes. Frames are designed to integrate flawlessly with Solids and Organics, all part of the Power Clix System. Ages 4+

Great. Nicole. Bentonville Ar. Thu Dec 01 2022

Counting cubes contain 10 number cubes for counting and ordering. There are six different faces including blue numbers, red numbers, fingers, ten frames, dots, and lines. Create different number patterns and practice saying the missing number. Contains 10 six-faced cubes. Ages 4 and up. Count from one to ten. Make different number sequences. Find two dice that add up to ten. Create your own number line. Roll dice and place them in order.