Children naturally sort, count, and classify, and Building Blocks provide a hands-on way to explore numbers, shapes, and colors as kids construct and deconstruct their creations. Colorful bricks and figures offer an engaging way to learn about cause and effect, motion, addition, and subtraction.

Helping children develop social skills is a critical component of early learning education. Building Blocks help teach kids to recognize feelings and understand similarities and differences, while developing collaboration and turn-taking skills. 

Nothing builds communication skills more than having the chance to express thoughts and ideas to others. Using Building Blocks characters and backdrops to create stories introduces basic storytelling concepts to children and gives them an opportunity to share ideas — and the spotlight! — together.

In the hands of children, Building Blocks are tangible, colorful tools that encourage creative play and foster collaboration. By constructing their own imaginative ideas with other students, kids build their communication, negotiation, and self-expression skills while practicing basic sorting and counting concepts.