27 Smart CUBES is BUILD-UP GAME
inspired by Boris Nikitin's "Unicube", providing a chance for you, whether you are a child or an adult, to:
- Better develop your sense of observation.
- Train your 3D spatial perception.
- Strengthen your concentration.
- Enhance logical thinking.
- Be more creative.
- Be more patient.
Product description
The idea is to put together up to 27 wooden cubes, each with a different combination of primary colors, according to sequences of gradually increasing difficulty, ranging from simple to complex.
Begin with placing the cubes into simple shapes and color patterns. Then, move onto more difficult tasks involving 3D shapes and complex color schemes using all 27 cubes.
Fun for All Ages.
To be used in preschools, elementary schools, and even senior homes.
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