Classroom
Interlocking Learning Cubes (Unifix Style)
Snap-together cubes for counting, patterns, and fine motor work, made to connect and pull apart without a fight.
About this design
These cubes are a manipulative designed to support math concepts, motor skill development, and open-ended play. The easy-stack design makes them an accessible, durable tool for hands-on, multi-sensory learning across a wide range of student abilities.
Colors
Every design can be printed in any of these colors. Tell us which you would like when you get in touch.
- White
- Black
- Tan
- Dark grey
- Light grey
- Pink
- Yellow
- Blue
- Brown
- Magenta
- Red
- Orange
- Green
- Jungle green
- Purple
- Teal
Swatches are an approximation of each filament — the printed color may differ slightly.
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Key features
Versatile learning applications
Ideal for foundational math skills such as counting, addition, subtraction, and pattern recognition, as well as building fine motor strength, hand-eye coordination, and spatial awareness.
Easy-connect interlocking studs
Designed with smooth-fit connection points so students can snap them together and pull them apart without resistance.
High-contrast color sets
Printed in distinct, vibrant colors to assist with color-sorting exercises and visual differentiation.
Durable construction
Made from non-toxic filament designed to endure daily classroom use.
Made to fit your classroom
These cubes can be fully customized for your classroom needs at no cost to special education teachers.
Custom dimensions
Scale to larger sizes for students developing gross motor skills or requiring a larger grasp surface.
Tactile surfaces and symbols
Add raised patterns, numbers, or Braille to specific sides to turn standard math cubes into multi-sensory learning tools.
What people say about this design
These cubes provide a hands-on way for our students to understand abstract ideas, like mathematical concepts, that can be difficult to grasp mentally. By offering a physical and tactile experience, they help build problem-solving skills by giving learners a concrete tool to work through challenges while keeping things fun and engaging!
Special Education Teacher
Redmond High School
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Donations go toward the materials and the design time behind each customized tool.