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Product Description
Rainbow Building Blocks
Safe and Non-Toxic Materials
Colorful Construction Toys
Vibrant Rainbow Building Blocks Set: Explore endless possibilities with 32 colorful wooden blocks, fostering creativity and imagination in children. Each block is crafted from high-quality hardwood for durability.
Educational and Interactive: This set is not just a toy; it’s a learning experience. The 32 acrylic Rainbow stacking blocks add a magical touch by transmitting light and introducing kids to the world of colors. Perfect for promoting shape awareness and parent-child interaction.
Safe and Non-Toxic Materials: Crafted from hardwood and non-toxic materials, these Colorful construction blocks ensure a safe play environment for your child. The large size of the blocks eliminates any concerns about choking hazards, making it suitable for young learners.
Versatile Learning Tools: These wooden Geometry blocks go beyond mere stacking. They serve as versatile learning tools, ideal for wooden puzzles, toddler puzzles, and preschool learning toys. Watch as your child builds towers, animals, castles, and more, enhancing their cognitive and motor skills.
Next Level Learning Experience: Elevate your child’s learning journey with a set that promotes essential skills like color recognition, matching, stacking, and sorting. This wooden block set is designed to provide hours of educational fun, making it an excellent addition to any child’s playtime.
Amazon Customer –
Rainbow blocks
My grandchildren will love them.
Doina Movilean –
This is a gem
A great open ended toy, so many ways to play, they seem durable so my younger daughter will enjoin them too
Lyndsey –
I would not recommend
I donât love them for my 3 year old maybe for an older kid. It has a lot of circles and triangles so they are not easy to build unless you lay them sideways. They are very weirdly per portioned. The plastic inside is so thick you have to hold them up to a bright light to see the colors overlap. The materials also feel pretty cheap.
AfricanBeachBaby –
Good, but 2 blocks fell apart the first time we played with them
We’ve used these once and unfortunately, 2 of the blocks came apart. Upon further inspection, I realized that many of them are not glued together very well, so be aware of the possibility of them falling apart before letting very small littles play with these unattended. These are a very reasonably priced set for this style of colored wooden block. The wood has been sanded down pretty smoothly, but not to a velveteen smooth finish, but definitely adequately smooth. There is a lot of variation in the colored plexiglass pieces. The kids really enjoyed this aspect of the blocks. I can see a lot of potential for different types of play with these.
KC –
So fun in sunlight!
My kids LOVE this set of blocks. The addition of the transparent colors takes them from simple blocks to next-level fun. The shapes are unique to build and play with. However, my favorite this is to build with them outside or in sunlight and see the colorful shadows is casts. The kids love it!
Jobeth Carlton –
Wow!!
These are a huge hit.Comes with a lot of shapes and lots of colors. In very heavy play over the course of like 6 months, only one of them has finally broken and even when it broke, it didn’t leave any sort of exposed sharp parts or anything. One of the frames just fell apart. But that’s with three kids playing with these all the time. All kinds of different arrangements can be made, and they look gorgeous in front of natural light.
Rae Downs –
Pre-K classroom color mixing
Agirlgle wooden rainbow building blocks are quite pretty. These have solid wood frames around a colored acrylic panel in the center. I found these reasonably priced for solid wood colored blocks that don’t feel or appear cheap. My Pre-K kids did pull these off the shelf to build with today. They first held different colors over their eyes to see what things looked like. They tried out mixing their favorite colors to make purple, green and orange. Kids liked having a different color on each eye to see what happened using the tiny circles and hexagons.They used them for house roofs and laid them flat for ponds. They became windows for wooden block buildings and went rolling around the carpet. The kids didn’t think to cart these over to the light table and try them out yet. I’m sure they will at some point.These seem like they will hold up to some abuse in the classroom, though the large orange one was already apart before I unboxed this item fully. I glued it in the classroom and it seems to be holding thus far. These will be used in imaginative ways by my 32 four and five year olds. When they tire of creative ideas, these beautiful blocks can be displayed in the window with my nature filled wooden/acrylic blocks. Very pretty with a montessori look to them. These hold plenty of open ended play potential for my Pre-K students to be sure.
Travis Howland –
Sturdy and pretty!
This is a really neat set of blocks! The smaller ones fit nicely with the larger ones, which makes it easy to stack them. The colors are beautiful and it is fun to look through two layers to see what new color it makes! The blocks are smooth and sturdy. Other than getting fingerprints on the colored parts, they have held up really well so far. I could see these being really fun to play with on a light table. My 3 year old was able to confidently build with them and had a great time!