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TnT
> 3 dayThis is a great set to add to our homeschool curriculum! Its engaging for the kids and it also challenges them. Our kids range in age from 8 down to almost 1, and our 2 year old even enjoys it. I was afraid it would be too hard for her and too easy for the oldest but, with the booklet that comes with it, theyre able to find puzzles that fit them. Great set!
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Avid Reader
> 3 dayI bought this toy thinking my 4 year old girl would like a different type of puzzle and that my 2 year old son could play with the blocks. When my daughter opened her gifts on Christmas morning (she probably had 50 toys to choose from, big family) she stopped and played with this one. I was a little floored. I mean, she had a Power Wheel in the living room! She did several of the pages before I forced her to move on to opening the rest of her presents. I am very impressed with the quality of the toy. It is very well made. The castle look has peeked my sons interest and he plays with the blocks so I am hoping that when he is older, this puzzle will also entertain him. My daughter came back to this toy after all the presents were opened. After all the toys were put away in their new homes this is the first toy she asked for. It is a good addition. It is also a very nice gift for a birthday party. I think age 6 would be my limit on that though. I think age 6 they would still have a little room to grow into it and wouldnt find it super easy. This will be a go to toy for birthday party invites. Depending on the price fluctuation.
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mel1988
> 3 dayLove it. I bought quite a bit smart games toys. Their game ideas are brilliant for brain development! My kid loves the mental blox the most but this one is also a great game!
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Posterboy
> 3 dayJigsaw puzzles are great for kids, but what do you do when your child is ready to move on to something more that will challenge them once again? If you are reading this review, you know the answer. Castle Logix is probably the best puzzle/game that youve never heard of. So simple in concept and yet so thought provoking for your child. The 12 starter challenges use 3 of the 4 blocks, and all 3 of the towers. Your child stacks the blocks to match the picture in the book. 12 junior challenges add the 4th block into the mix. The 12 expert challenges involve balancing the blocks and towers in some way so that they dont fall rather than just stacking them. Finally, the 12 master challenges use the non-painted side of the blocks, forcing your older child to really tax their brain to match up the blocks. For my child, 3&1/2 was the perfect age to start with these. We start with the first challenge each time and build up to the stopping point every time we bring these out, adding a new challenge in the play-session if she is ready. Watching your kid work through and get closer and closer to the solution is just plain awesome. Even if/when they get stuck, you know they are actually exercising their brain because you can see the results as they manipulate the blocks. Castle Logix is durable, portable, enjoyable, doesnt take batteries and will actually help to teach your child how to think and use logic. You will be hard-pressed to find a better toy/gift for a kid in the 3-6 range.
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Kate C
> 3 dayThis toy seems simple but can be as challenging as you want and is so much fun! My four year old loves this: it is often a go-to game for us to play together. I feel like it is one of the few things that can make him sit still, concentrate, and finish something. It has also made him more confident/able when we have something else to put together: he now understands the idea of looking at a picture and figuring out how to construct it. Definitely worth the money.
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Mom2A&J
> 3 dayThis is a great game for my 4 year old who can do it by herself or with an adult. Nice quality with an unbelievable number of combinations of how the blocks can go together.
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bmwguy
> 3 dayWe received this as a gift for my 3 year old son a couple years ago. He LOVED it and still plays with it at the age of 5. Great tool for teaching little ones problem solving, logical thinking, and patience. Even I enjoyed figuring out the master puzzles. We loved it so much that we purchased it as a gift for our 3 year old niece.
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Chaiam Yankels bubbie
> 3 dayExcellent, absorbing toy for my 5-year-old granddaughter. She enjoys doing these puzzles over and over. The last few are still a challenge to her, which is good: something for her to tackle. Materials and instruction booklet of superior quality.
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G. Burns
> 3 dayMy niece uses these in her kindergarten class, so I purchased one for my granddaughters (3 and 5). You can tell the one with engineer mind, she’ll spend hours figuring out the puzzle
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Sandra Pearson
> 3 dayThis was a great game that is sturdy and my grandson enjoys fitting the pieces in the trucks