This is a good small-group or individual-use activity for break-out time in my niece's first grade class. She keeps games and activities in a box for use by students who earn good-behavior tickets during the school day. It is bound to appeal to students who prefer numbers to letters or art-shaping projects during quiet activity time.

This wooden puzzle is well made and feels good in the hand. it really works your mind out when it comes to math and how you use it, not everybody might enjoy this game. We're using it as a game in between e-learning because it's fun, small, and engaging. Well made. Comes with a Ziploc bag to keep it in, which is handy to keep all the pieces together.

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.

A great gift for our son who can solve all sorts of puzzles, easily and quickly, like Rubics cube, etc.

What a great gift for someone who likes these kind of puzzles. It was smaller than I thought it would be so he will have to be careful around his kids as the pieces are so little.