BOHS Geometric Solids Guess Game - 3D Shapes Miniature Set -Wooden Montessori Toys - Ages 3 and Up

The 3D shapes set is great to demonstrate the geometic shapes to children. It's a durable set, easy to store, and a excellent teaching tool for lower grades. Children enjoyed handling and playing with it.

I absolutely LOVE these wooden solid shapes! I am a Montessori teacher and I love using them for matching with my blue Montessori solid geometric shapes. They are the exact same but in smaller size so it’s perfect for both my younger and older students to help learn their geometric shapes. I lost one of them so I bought another set to have just in case and I don’t mind at all. The quality is amazing! Definitely recommend for teachers, parents, for all!

My nephew is autistic and loves shapes. This was a good purchase. It’s high quality, smooth wood, seems durable. It’s nice it packs in the bag. He loves it which is all I can ask for.

Surprising good quality. I honestly wasn’t expecting much but the wood is smooth and finished. They are on the smaller side so I wouldn’t suggest these to anyone who’s child still puts things in their mouths. Great manipulative and exactly what I was looking for!

They are smaller than expected, but still good quality. I like the "guessing game" element as well.However, the card that names the shapes is incorrect. The triangular pyramid is named as a prism and vice versa. Also, I learned what they call a "cuboid" as a rectangular prism.All in all I like these and bought them as a prop to encourage learning at home. I don't need the card to be correct to teach my children properly.

I’m an art teacher and use these for still life drawing for my students to learn from. They’re great and help them learn the form names. Plus the bags are labeled and very cute :)

Great for learning

The educational card was included with the shapes misidentifies triangular prism and triangular pyramid. The shapes themselves are very nice. They are quite small, which is a plus for me because they take up less storage space, but the sphere and ovoid could pose choking hazards for young children.