hand2mind Blue Power Geometric Solids (Set of 12)

As an artist, learning perspective is one of the most useful skills to have under your belt. I purchased these for reference and I love them. These geometric solids are perfect for 'drawing through', and also perfect for anthropomorphize and seeing them as a gaggle of cute geometric solids.A few came slightly chipped at the joints where the bottom plane attached, but they aren't going to be moved much so it is not a concern for me. Otherwise, they're sturdy and have survived a couple of drops without damage.

The 3d box broke on the edge but it can be glued this is not flimsy. This was meant for third grade and up but u can also represnt this in calculus for volmes. The next advance math be 3d spatial geometry too. On the sphere u could attach a satellite to it. Particularly in cal 2 and 3. Great for spatial thinking too or 3d geometry

Not all of the lids (or whatever they call them) will stay when you put them on the shapes, but if you're not super concerned about that, they're a good set. They seem small to adult hands, but they are a perfect fit for my five year old. I would recommend these under most circumstances, even with the lid flaw.

An excellent product for a beginner in Kindergarden learning about 3D Shapes....

Purchased these geometric solids for my kindergarten class. Some of the shapes (cube, cylinder, pyramid, hemisphere, prism) have tops that come off. They don't pop together well, so the flat surfaces constantly fall off. I used tape to keep them attached. Cheaply made. Unimpressed.

As a teacher, I find these transparent figures priceless when teaching surface area and volume. Students are able to visualize the concepts much more easily that 2 dimensional figures on a page.

recibí en perfecto estado los solidos, corresponden al tamaño que se especifica en la pagina es un excelente material para trabajar con los niños de una manera mas sensorial.

As pictured. I have a label that I have downloaded from etsy so my son can identify this set. It has holes, we also play it with sand and he enjoyed scooping and filling the shapes.Not as sturdy as I imagined it will be, my older kid step on it accidentally and breaks easily, but did not hurt her which is good. Plus they are pointy. It’s still worth the money.