More fun with our DIY Magnetic Numberblocks!

Magnetic Numberblocks 1 to 10 are here:    • Count from 1 to 10 with DIY Numberblo...  

How do you think newer numbers will look like?

We don't know of course but we let our imagination let loose. So here you have our take on number 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20!.

Please understand that these are not real numberblocks, just magnetic cubes connected together.

Let us know in the comments what you think...

We used those colorful Pixio Magnetic Construction Cubes again.
We designed the eyes (the don't come in Pixio sts) in Photoshop and printed them and glued to our cubes.

Those magnetic cubes stick together very well so they can be used as math props for home education.

Do you want to see more Pixio videos?
Let us know in the comments below!

If you don't have Pixios you can use Legos... or even Playdough ;)

More about Pixio (and where to buy them): http://pixio.site

We are using a Pixio 800 and Pixio 200 piece sets for this project.

Type: #diynumberblocks #mathforkids #numberblocks

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