Unifix Cubes - Set of 120 (10 each/12 colors)
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Unifix Cubes - Set of 120 (10 each/12 colors)

# UNIFIX
Our Price: $13.50
Retail: $16.20
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Item #: UNIFIX
Grades: PK-AD

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Unifix cubes have long been recognized as a manipulative of choice for teaching beginning math concepts. While not as versatile as multilinks (as Unifix Cubes snap together only on top and bottom), they are easier for small children to link together and take apart. Use them for counting, adding, subtracting and other math functions. There are a wide range of sets and materials available to choose from. We have selected what we believe to be the most useful, versatile, and inexpensive to fill your needs.




Primary Subject
Mathematics
Grade Start
PK
Grade End
AD
Format
Product Bundle
Brand Name
Didax
Weight
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We are purchasing these again as my children have lost some. They are great quality.
Emily S on Jul 16, 2022
To make our own number blocks
Jacqueline S on Jan 14, 2022
We are purchasing these again as my children have lost some. They are great quality.
Emily S on Jul 16, 2022
Teacher asked us to bc they are helpful.
Monica S on May 31, 2022
To make our own number blocks
Jacqueline S on Jan 14, 2022
I needed these multiple colorful Unifix cubes to help teach my severely Autistic, nonverbal son at home. He requires colorful things to use as counters in math, and to keep his attention. I also plan to use some of these colorful cubes in sensory bins since he loves sensory bins.
Teena P on Oct 2, 2021
To use with our therapy program.
Christen R on Jun 3, 2021
price
Holly R on Apr 18, 2021
More Colors than other options
Carole E on Jan 11, 2021
I give these to my smaller children to work with while working on math with the older ones.
Mrs V on Jan 5, 2021
to make the show Numberblocks
Teresa P on Dec 7, 2020
My son wanted these for Christmas.
Teri U on Dec 1, 2020
Variety of colors.
" " on Nov 18, 2020
I'n planning on using these cubes to teach addition and subtraction with my preschoolers. They are great for teaching patterns as well.
Enid S on Nov 6, 2020
To help my granddaughter with her counting skills and her understanding of numbers.
Karen R on Sep 17, 2020
Homeschooling 1st grader
Stefanie S on Sep 11, 2020
My pre-schooler is a huge fan of the show Numberblocks and I think these will help keep him engaged.
Mallie D on Aug 30, 2020
For grandson
Barbara J on Aug 21, 2020
Lots of other retailers are currently selling out due to the pandemic and distance learning/home schooling. I also liked that these are sets of 120 (instead of 100) and include pink and purple, since I have two girls.
Amy on Aug 19, 2020
EDUCATIONAL TOOL
ZATIMA B on Aug 17, 2020
singapore math recommends it via wisdom wonder
William H on Aug 12, 2020
assist with remote learning math
Lorinda M on Aug 4, 2020
This was the best price I found for the Unifix cubes. I've been tutoring my 5-yr-old granddaughter since covid closed school. She needs to use manipulative and these fit the bill!
Darlene D on Aug 1, 2020
my little brother watches number blocks all the time.
Nathan S on Jul 18, 2020
Supplement to our math curriculum.
Jessica G on Jul 9, 2020
best price for this product anywhere
Rebecca L on Jul 8, 2020
Math Their Way teachers manual listed this as a learning game for children.
Bruce B on Jun 1, 2020
We have an Autistic kinesthetic learner. A visual he can touch will go a long way in helping us increase our math skills.
Jeff N on Apr 15, 2020
For Home Instruction / Distance Learning.
Morgan B on Mar 25, 2020
I chose Unifix cubes instead of linking cubes for Saxon Math 1. Unifix cubes are easier to stack and unstack, they feel better in the hands, and students can quickly accomplish their tasks because they're not distracted by all the different ways the linking cubes can go together. Linking cubes can be fun for playing and building, but Unifix cubes are better math manipulatives, in my opinion.
Jennifer B on Mar 22, 2020
Needed a set that had pink and purple, as well as a replacement for other colors that have gone missing or have broken over the last few years
Terri M on Feb 21, 2020
For our Singapore Math
Amy S on Oct 3, 2019
Incredible value for a small quantity. I didn't need a classroom set. This was perfect!
Margaret L on Jul 29, 2019
Recommended to go along with the Bob Jones math curriculum
Shannon G on May 2, 2019
perfect for K4-3rd grade<br />addition, subtraction, multiplying (grouping), and dividing.
Kristie M on Apr 1, 2019
I need the mix of colors.
Coralee B on Dec 4, 2018
Best value I have found for Unifix Cubes!
Teresa H on Nov 30, 2018
Just placed order. I was going to get counting bears but realized unifix cubes will work well starting in prek and through the other years.
Timothy L on Sep 14, 2018
excellent price
Jane B on Jun 21, 2018
Required by school
Diana L on Jul 27, 2017
I LIKE THE ONES I HAVE BUT I ONLY HAVE 100 AND I'D LIKE MORE.
Heidi B on May 23, 2016
These are a good way to help children with visual math. It is a great concept to connect visual with mental.
Betsy B on Feb 15, 2016
Teacher asked us to bc they are helpful.
Monica S on May 31, 2022
I needed these multiple colorful Unifix cubes to help teach my severely Autistic, nonverbal son at home. He requires colorful things to use as counters in math, and to keep his attention. I also plan to use some of these colorful cubes in sensory bins since he loves sensory bins.
Teena P on Oct 2, 2021
What does AD stand for when giving grade ranges?
Lauren C on May 15, 2021
BEST ANSWER: Adult :)
do you know when the pink and purple will be back in stock?
A shopper on Feb 16, 2021
BEST ANSWER: As of today, Feb 16, the supplier is saying April 2021.
How big is each cube?
A shopper on Dec 11, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Each cube is 3/4 of an inch...not counting the connector.
Are the size of these safe around a 1 year old who puts things in his mouth?
A shopper on Oct 18, 2020
BEST ANSWER: I would say no. If he/she tends to put things in their mouth, these would make me nervous.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Great blocks
Really well made and helpful with my grade 1's maths homework
November 1, 2020
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Rated 5 out of 5
They were great! Shipping was on time.
October 5, 2020
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Rated 5 out of 5
Great item and a great price!
September 26, 2020
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Rated 5 out of 5
Great for little ones
Great for helping the little ones with math problems. They also love to play with these.
September 25, 2020
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Rated 5 out of 5
Best price
Best price around for original Unifix cubes.
July 9, 2020
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Rated 5 out of 5
Wonderful price! A perk is this set includes pink and purple.
June 8, 2020
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Rated 5 out of 5
Very happy with my order! Would recommend this store and buy from here in the future!
My child enjoyed the product very much! Love that the order arrived on time. And the whole process was simple!
May 4, 2020
Purchased
 over 2 years ago
Rated 5 out of 5
Great cubes
These are easier for my kids (4 y.o.) to connect than snap cubes. We use them for Saxon math. My daughter loves the pink & purple.
October 8, 2016
Purchased
 over 6 years ago
Rated 5 out of 5
Great learning tool
We use the Unifix Cubes at our Math Centers and my young school children enjoy using them at Bingo time! Great tool to have and very versatile.
October 18, 2015
Purchased
 over 7 years ago
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