TOMYOU 200 Pieces Building Blocks Kids STEM Toys Educational Discs Sets Interlocking Solid Plastic for Preschool Boys and Girls Aged 3+, Safe Material Creativity

We love these "blocks!" I call them wheels because I don't want my son getting confused and they are shaped like wheels and you can spin them. I like that they come in a plastic storage container with a handle on the lid as well as on the sides where the covers snap shut. It feels pretty durable and much better than the fabric bags that come with a lot of toys these days. The first thing I noticed about these is that they are so bright and colorful, just looking at them is aesthetically pleasing. They do require some fine motor skill which can be a challenge if a child is too young or delayed and therefore potentially frustrating as they do require some force to snap together and take apart, however, if the child is old enough and capable, I definitely think it would be great for developing that skill. These are a fun and novel way that a child can use their imagination to create different shapes and figures. If they are not there yet, they can also just get some sensory input from playing with these, seeing the bright colors, trying to spin them, watching them spin. You can have them sort and match colors as well. It does require some effort to make circles which can be a little tricky so I was blown away when my son made a stack of circles imitating the picture on the booklet and needed help with one and it took me a minute to figure out how he did the others. :) I absolutely recommend these and the price is very reasonable, which I really appreciate as things these days are so expensive and overpriced.

I bought this toy TWICE for my grandchildren and had so much fun building with them that I MYSELF sat and built this creation! SUCH A FUN TOY!!!! We now have about 600 ot 800 pieces in our bucket! (the pieces are smaller than the image, however)

This product has several uses and should be a favorite of your child for several years. Other manipulative toys have been a big hit so I purchased two sets of these for my grandson. They are smaller and will develop more fine tuned skills as he masters fitting together and building. There are 8 colors, 25 of each. He is using them for counting, sorting, matching, making different sets. So much to do that he has not become frustrated or lost interest while attempting to fit together. He says that he will try again later and continues to play with them. They are nicely packaged in a snap container with handle. One word of warning-I purchased two sets, as they were well made and reasonably priced. His 34 year old mother kept a set for her use! They are pretty and work her fingers for piano. I am ordering more as gifts, and one for me! I have MS and these are a great physical/occupational therapy tool for my hands.

This is a great toy that will keep kids busy for a good while. The only drawback is they are kind of hard to put together. Even as an adult, I struggled with some of them. However, the more you play with them, the looser they get and the easier it is to put together. This is a great motor skill activity. My 2.5 year old likes to sort them by colors and count them so it's a win-win.

My grandkids loved them so much I ordered another set .

Much better than expected. Not cheap looking or feeling & it’s good quality plastic. If you are looking at some of the other options for STEM toy sets like I was, I’d recommend these because of the affordability and ease of snapping the pieces together. The colors are engaging and as soon as I opened this I couldn’t resist putting something together myself. Very fun. Good for ages 3+. Maybe even age 2.5 with strict supervision, of course. Each piece is about the size of a quarter, so definitely keep these away from babies and young toddlers!

grandkids love these and spend hours creating

I wanted an inexpensive, creative toy for my friend's daughter. These looked cool & were on sale. I always check out toys before gifting - mostly for safety's sake, and so I opened these to check them out. They're pretty cool. They snap together and pull apart pretty easily without being too loose. They are kinda small (not for the little kids), and are very colorful. I think a fun little set for kids over 4. I had fun with them... kinda sad to see 'em go.