Stack-a-Rainbow-Tree Plastic Stacking Blocks 70 Piece, Balance Game Building Toys for Kids Ages 3-8, Preschool Kindergarten Educational Montessori Toys for 3 4 5 6+ Year Old Boys Girls Birthday Gifts

The colors were what got me Interested in these.I love anything colorful and that uses fine motor skills for my class of 4 & 5 year olds. At first I thought they would be frustrated since they don’t snap together. But some patience they began to learn how to stack them and then venture out to build sideways.Few kiddos just sorted by color. A few tried to see who could build the highest before they tumbled down. And a few tries to build multi layers.This set was great for a small group of 3 kids to build.Would recommend

people of all ages were having fun with this

My PreK students find these interesting. They are a little bit harder to get used to than your typical building block because you have to learn about balancing etc but they ate slowly figuring it out.

This product has zero directions and is impossiable for myself or any of my friends to make it stack. My son gets so frustrated with it. Total dud

This is wonderful for little hands just learning to stack and balance, as well as older kids. It's very fun for everyone!

if you need take up some time with your toddler give them this. they can match the colors or use it like it shows but it takes them forever while they learn to do it and help their motor skills while they play and you can catch 2 seconds for that cup of coffee, Just use it on a flat surface not on the carpet.

These things are a lot of fun to build stuff, even for grown-ups playing with grandchildren. Very good toy to promote creativity and use of imagination.

I ordered this Stack-A-Rainbow-Tree for my occupational therapy groups. My preschoolers lost interest fairly quickly, however, my older students were totally engaged.The stacking leaves are perfect for the fall season. They tie into many of our worksheets and fall craft activities. So easy to set up and easy to play. This stacking game encourages fine motor dexterity, hand/eye coordination, problem solving and focus. I had a group of 2nd graders work together for twenty minutes in order to build the highest tree possible. They figured out what leaves they could stack on without toppling the tree. Highly recommended.