Specification: Materia : Wood and water paint. Shape: Hexagon Side length: 2.75 inch How to play: 1, Make every row add up to 38 (There are 15 rows in all directions to complete, each made up of 3, 4 or 5 pieces) 2, You can complete the puzzle by using every number from 1 to 19, Teach your children to know the Numbers. Feature: 1, Environmental protection material,safety. 2, Each piece of wood is made of fine workmanship. 3, The great development of the brain. 4, We will refund if you do not like it. Note: Because of the small parts, Children under the age of 3 should be accompanied by their parents.
J**N
No Frills, but A Fun Challenge!
Gave this as part of a gift to my child’s math teacher, thinking it would be a good puzzle to have in the 5th/6th classroom for when kids need a break or something to fiddle with (and actually be learning something at the same time)! It is obviously nothing fancy - not from any name-brand company so no labeling is on it - but the workmanship was fine. There was no nice packaging for gifting, just came in a plastic bag with a sheet of directions, so I re-wrapped it for giving.Also, I’d found this first in the UnCommon Goods catalogue - the place for unique, handmade (and usually spendy) things. It was called Aristotle’s Number Puzzle and was $14 as opposed to $10 here. They were also sold out so Amazon to the rescue as is all too often the case!
L**.
Awesome Math puzzle! Love that it’s wooden!
What a fun game! We love wooden toys, and as my kids are getting older, we found this just in time. It’s beautiful, great quality, and it’s a fun math puzzle! The package includes a set of instructions for the ways to solve it, but we’ve hidden that for now! ;)
E**E
Sturdy and well made, great gift!
This is going to make a great gift for my math crazy friend! Similar to sudoku, it offers a more substantial experience then an app on a phone which I really prefer. May order a second one to keep on my desk for visitors or to use during long conference calls!
A**D
Fun little game
Cool little game, definitely more for young teens than kids. It's built nice, and looks good
T**E
Nice quality
I like to give a puzzle every year as a "stocking stuffer" (this is larger & won't really fit in "smaller" or narrow stockings), and this is great. Nice quality.
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