Name: Learning Resources® STEM Explorers™ Geomakers
Brand: LEARNING RESOURCES
SKU: D223469S
Price: 20.79 USD
Rating: 3.3 (21 reviews)

With the help of the included challenges, kids craft their own 2-D and 3-D shapes during STEM-filled play sessions that boost early geometry, critical thinking, and fine motor skills.

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With the help of the included challenges, kids craft their own 2-D and 3-D shapes during STEM-filled play sessions that boost early geometry, critical thinking, and fine motor skills. Kids will be occupied for hours problem solving while having fun!<br><br>Details:<br><ul><li>Multicolored</li><li>8" x 8.2" x 2" package size</li><li>58 pieces</li><li>STEM approved by STEM.org</li><li>For ages 5 and up</li></ul>

Learning Resources® STEM Explorers™ Geomakers

I'm about to purchase my third package of geomakers. I have three kiddos (ages 7, 5, and 2.5) that all love playing with these. The older two can both follow the building instructions and ideas on the provided cards, but usually like to build their own creations. For our soon to be three year old of course its all free creation and play, but he has no trouble maneuvering and assembling the pieces (and attacking his siblings with the creatures he's created). They all like to make buildings, spiders, planets, etc. They come up with all kinds of things. We haven't had any issues with pieces breaking. We have another little one (still an infant) that I'm sure will enjoy them just as much once she's old enough to play with them. I anticipate them being a staple in my kid's homeschool and play for years to come.

CareBear

Our kids loved these. But, the sticks broke off when trying to stick them into the balls. Sometimes the sticks don't stay connected

Prek

These are very fun and my preschool class really enjoyed them. I bought 2 of these sets around November as a Christmas gift for my class. Unfortunately more than half the rods have ends broken off. My preschoolers are very careful and well behaved. This is a poor design. Would love replacement or money back!

Jenn

1st rod my son used, immediately broke off in the ball. He was not playing rough, the tips just snap off really easily. He tried use the others but a few more snapped off. They are completely unusable now & my son is sad. Would not recommend.

Nonie

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 8-year-old autistic son and 7 year old niece absolutely loved this product. Inside the box was a booklet showing different shapes to make so they were able to go through and replicate what the book was showing. The only downside was one box was not enough for both of them to make everything they wanted. So I would suggest at least a box per child. My four-year-old also loved it. He didn't so much follow the instructions, he just did free play and let his imagination go wild. This was a great product for our household and I will be looking into the other options that are available

Stem toys

Broken pieces not able to be removed. Then you have sharp edges on stick and ball. Maybe different material could be used.

Grataskin

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids were excited to receive this in the mail. They are 10 and 7 they both loved building new things.

Izzy

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It was fun and educational. The kids had to think about what pieces to use and how to build specific things. It can help with learning different shapes in 2D and 3D. The only bad thing is that the ends that fit into the holes broke pretty easily if you tried to make a shape that the pieces couldn't quite do.

Mari88

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This stem toy is great for any age. You can create so many variations of stem creations using imagination and creativity. My girls are different age groups 9&5 and the both enjoyed making things together.

Jluciano

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I think this is a great educational product. My son loved it especially since he had just learned about 3D shapes. He loved making the shapes on his own. But once he'd make all the shapes he became a bit bored with it so he would make Ramos for his hot wheels. I think it's more of an educational manipulative but that's about it.

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