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Basic Numbers Edu 1200 building blocks are construction blocks for children aged 3 and up, introducing them to the world of numbers and simple mathematical operations through play. The 2.5 × 2.5 cm element connects both flat and in 3D without the need for additional connectors.
Basic Numbers Edu 1200-piece building blocks
Fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and spatial imagination — this set exercises all of these. Your preschooler arranges numbers in turquoise, yellow, and lime, creates equations, and learns the basics of arithmetic intuitively. The puzzle-shaped elements connect flat (mosaic) and in 3D.
From what age are these blocks suitable? The Basic series is designed for children aged 3 and up — the 2.5 cm element is safe for preschoolers, in accordance with the EN-71 standard.
How does Basic Numbers Edu support development through play?
The set is a practical tool for learning to count and forming first equations. The child manipulates number elements, arranges operations, and sees the result physically — this is learning through touch and movement, consistent with neurodidactics and the Eduklocki Method. Check out our age-appropriate construction blocks.
The material is flexible and safe in a child's hands.
Are the blocks suitable for kindergarten? Yes — 1,200 elements are enough for an entire group.
What does your child gain?
Your toddler trains fine motor skills, concentration, and logical thinking. Connecting elements exercises precision, recognizing numbers introduces mathematics, and building together with a parent strengthens resilience to frustration. The set also works well for group cooperation.
- 1,200 construction elements with numbers
- 2.5 × 2.5 cm element — Basic series
- Flat (mosaic) and spatial (3D) connection
- Colors: turquoise, yellow, lime
- Learning numbers and simple mathematical operations
- Age: 3+
Questions from parents
From what age are these blocks?
The set is designed for children aged 3 and up — the 2.5 cm element is safe for preschoolers.
How do the blocks develop a child?
They combine learning numbers with fine motor skills and spatial imagination — the child learns through manipulation, according to the Eduklocki Method.
Are they safe?
Yes — the blocks meet the EN-71 standard; the material is flexible and certified.
Do they fit other sets?
Yes — the Basic series is compatible with baseplates and other Basic sets.
What does the set contain? 1,200 elements in 3 colors (turquoise, yellow, lime) with numbers and operation symbols.
Technical specifications
Age: 3+
Elements: 1,200 pcs.
Element: 2.5 × 2.5 cm (Basic series)
Certificates: CE, EN-71
EAN: 5902431292175
Update: 2026
Product data
| Dimensions | 23 × 33 × 12 cm |
|---|---|
| Number of elements | 1,200 |
| Element size | 2.5 x 2.5 cm |
| Recommended age | 3+ |
| Weight with packaging | 2.2 kg |
| Shipping time | 1 business day |
Product safety information (GPSR)
1. Risk of cuts and injuries:
- Check the toy for sharp edges, protruding parts, or cracks that could cause cuts.
- Avoid toys made of brittle plastic that may break and cause injury.
2. Risk of choking and ingestion:
- Small parts, puzzle pieces, blocks, or figures can be dangerous for children under 3 years old.
- Always follow the manufacturer's age ratings.
- Regularly check if the toy is damaged and if small parts are coming off.
3. Fire and electrical hazards:
- Store and use battery-operated toys according to the manufacturer's instructions.
- Do not leave batteries within the reach of children – there is a risk of ingestion or leakage of chemical substances.
- Keep toys away from open flames and high-temperature sources.
4. Health risks:
- Ensure that the toy is made of safe and non-toxic materials.
- Avoid products with a strong chemical smell – they may contain harmful substances.
- Clean toys regularly to prevent the growth of bacteria and mold.
5. Psychological and educational risks:
- Choose toys appropriate for the child's age and developmental level.
- Pay attention to content (games, multimedia toys) – avoid those that may contain violence, vulgarity, or inappropriate material.
- Excessive use of board games or electronic games may cause fatigue, irritability, or addiction.
6. Child safety:
- Always supervise small children during play.
- Ensure that children do not put toys or parts thereof into their mouths, noses, or ears.
- Before purchasing, check safety markings (e.g., CE) and age recommendations.
7. Keeping toys in good condition:
- Regularly inspect toys for damage and wear.
- Store toys in a dry place, protecting them from moisture and high temperatures.
- Damaged toys should be replaced or safely disposed of.
8. Information sources:
- Always read the user manual provided by the manufacturer.
- Check current information on recalls and toy warnings on market surveillance authority websites.
9. Copyright and licenses:
- Use original products and respect copyrights related to the brand and design of the toy.