Develops:
1.Visual and small muscular perception of dimensions.
2. This awareness of dimensions leads to the observation of the child¡¯s environment.
3. Helps to make a smoother and more coordinated movement.
4. Math readiness by introducing concepts of smaller. larger. prepares for the decimal and number system.
This helps to prepare for the cube root. 1000 smallest cubes make the largest 10th cube. 8 of the smallest cubes make the second cube. 27 of the smallest cube make the third cube. 64 of the smallest cubes make the fourth cube. 124 cubes make the fifth cube. and so on.

Age 2 ½ to 4
Materials: 10 solid wooden cubes
The pink tower varies from 0.7x0.7x0.7 centimeters to 7x7x7 centimeters

Purpose: Build blocks of graduated 3-dimensional sizes in order to understand sequence and order.