Playing Game Dice Soft Foam Cubes, Set of 4 Learn Pocket Cubes

Nice blocks. I use them to teach the shapes, emotions & colors for my Spanish class, the children enjoy them.

I bought these for CC Review time and these have been a hit with my 7-8 yo class. I’ve used the different strands in one cube, then the week we are reviewing in another. I’ve also used one to put silly noises in like a mouse, robot, southern accent, etc. my kids have had fun rolling the dice and doing review time. They roll really well. They are a good size for kids hands to hold. It fits 3 1/4” square papers well. I would recommend cardstock paper in the sleeves if you plan to use these for game stuff. I’ve had my kids full on throw their weight into throwing these onto the floor and they held up, but the regular paper I used did get crumpled from the impact. Overall, highly recommend these for kids!

These are great! They fit in my 3-5 year old students hands (as well as my own). I use these for learning math. We play a game with “roll the dice” and what ever it lands on you need to give me that amount of items. We also use these for color roll the dice and give me 4 green items. The kids find this kind of learning fun and engaging. They are study and have lasted my pre-k kiddos for the year. The colors are vibrant and this works just perfect for my teacher budget! Would def buy again!

These were the perfect size to use in small groups for phonics or math games.

It’s durable as can be! It light and rolls easily and is super soft so no one gets hurt. They are large and versatile because you can change it up for anything. SEL, math, reading, Social studies, science, vocational learning, etc.. It’s a must have educational tool.

Last school year (btw we homeschool...so not in full classroom setting) I found myself printing off all kinds of dice for games, and learning patterns, and PE activities on card stock. Not long into the exercise the poor paper dice was crushed and didn't offer much for chance, mostly landed on the same one. So, I knew for this school year a dice that had pockets was a must. My kids want to use them everyday so I have actually been coming up with more dice ideas....who knows maybe chores by chance?!

My students call these the “special dice”. They love how big and soft they are. I love how I can change them to fit my lesson needs. I have put words, numbers, and letters on them.

We used these for helping our autistic son with Zones of Regulation. If he was in a zone, he would use the color that matched his zone, roll the dice and did what the action was. He would do this until he got back to green zone. We could change the action for whatever activity helped at the time as he grew older.