I loved the shapes, but unfortunately if they drop they break easily.

Great concept but these shapes easily fall apart because they are made of cheap plastic

These are good for what they are, we love shapes, but these are kind of cheap plastic with no other use, but to look at them once u have learned the shape

I actively hunted for clear shapes so I can see the perspective of the hidden edges from every angle.

One shape has broken from use already.

I loved the shapes, but unfortunately if they drop they break easily.

I used these with my kindergarten students when I was teaching them about solid shapes

These shapes are great, but disappointed matching cards did not come with it.

These shapes are fun.

I loved these shapes for my daughter

My girls are a little young (2.75 and 4.75 years) for identifying the fancier shapes just yet, but they have great fun taking off the removable bottoms (or pulling apart the sphere halves) and filling them with our new magnetic counting chips

Absolutely love the shapes you can take them apart fill them with water to explain volume they are amazing.

The shapes are accurate.

I like the concept of this product, beautiful color and shapes.

I would prefer to see these as just simple, solid shapes without removable parts.

Several shapes have broken with light use.

I like these shapes

The shapes are the size I thought they would be and they will work okay for the light table but one was missing (sphere) and one of the lids was missing

My kindergarteners were able to really understand 2 & 3-D shapes using these solids

The shapes themselves are delightful, and it's a good purchase overall

These transparent and colorful shapes are a great supplement to the Learning Resources Soft Foam Geometric Shapes (LER6120)

Fun geometric shapes made from plastic

The shapes literally fell apart with every student

The shapes are nice and translucent and look great on the light table

My second grader enjoyed matching the solid foam shapes to the transparent shapes which allowed us to have a discussion about volume and area

I'd prefer they be made from a more durable material so that my children could explore complex shapes independently

These shapes were perfect for teaching vertices and sides to second graders.