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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.
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Why did you choose this?
Rainbow Resource CenterStore
We are purchasing these again as my children have lost some. They are great quality.
Emily S
Teacher asked us to bc they are helpful.
Monica S
To make our own number blocks
Jacqueline S
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…
Teena P
What does AD stand for when giving grade ranges?
Lauren C.
Adult :)
Jessica B
do you know when the pink and purple will be back in stock?
As of today, Feb 16, the supplier is saying April 2021.
Sara C
How big is each cube?
Each cube is 3/4 of an inch...not counting the connector.
Carol P
Are the size of these safe around a 1 year old who puts things in his mouth?
I would say no. If he/she tends to put things in their mouth, these would make me nervous.
We are purchasing these again as my children have lost some. They are great quality.
Teacher asked us to bc they are helpful.
To make our own number blocks
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…