Anzailala Magnetic Math Toy Magnetic Arithmetic Learning Toy Cylinder Numbers Toys Magnetic Blocks for Kids(Pack of 1)

Material: plastic and magnet
Arithmetic forms: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
Color: green. Blue orange yellow red pink
Size: 6cm*3cm
Weight: 36g

MAGNETIC TOY
With the magnetic piceces, you can attach notes, photos, artwork, or cards on the fridge door, magnetic board, or any magnetic surface securely.

FIDGET HAND TOY
Fidget toys can relieve stress and anxiety and increase patient. Help calm people down and focus attention.

LEARN TOGETHER & BOOST SOCIAL SKILLS
Learning together while playing games makes learning a fun, collaborative experience. Playing together with family or friends provides a fantastic opportunity to learn about taking turns, sharing and helping each other.

Design: Magnetic arithmetic learning toy is made up of 6 colors of circular magnets blocks. The bright colors enhance children’s color recognition, smooth hand feel, safe and easy to operate, and the suction cup design is not easy to lose. Magnetic digital cube: number symbols can be joined at will, there are four arithmetic forms of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. By turning the magnet, you can arrange multiple calculations to improve their arithmetic and spatial thinking ability, stimulate children’s curiosity, and help children Have fun in learning. Reduce stress and anxiety: Our magnetic math toy is perfect for naturally relieving accumulated stress or anxiety caused by work, school, or personal issues. It works great in reducing anxiety and stress and can keep kids busy for hours. Perfect for use on magnetic board or fridge: Math magnets have always been a classic aid used for refrigerator games for kid. Attach notes, photos, artwork, or cards on the fridge door, magnetic board, or any magnetic surface securely. Encourage confidence: Learning mathematics can be a daunting process, but games are a friendly, enjoyable introduction to the basic skills your child needs before moving on to more complex mathematics. This can help any child to feel more positive and confident when approaching literacy tasks.