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The base will be placed on a flat surface. Then, the players pick a block and answer the question on the block. If they get it right, they are allowed to place the block on the base where it is supposed to go.

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has individual colors

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Rough draft of poster ad
price of toy: 3$
note: parts possibly cause a choking hazard or a fire hazard.

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If bought within a week of release, you will get a number cube for free! (cube shown on top right corner)
note: individual colors on different tinkercad file

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Why we think our design fits the needs of a k-3 child

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Why we think our design fits the needs of a k-3 child

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Our toy fits the psychological and physical needs by
- helps kids learn in the progess
-appeal to kids with bright colors
-no gender bias

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The toy isn't leaning towards a certain gender, so all genders k-3 can play with no issue.
https://youtu.be/mTkJo0giF0Y

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We used vibrant colors and pretty shapes
so the kids will be attracted to the toy while playing it

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The game helps kids have fun while learning about addition, multiplication, and subtraction, all while attempting to build a pyramid.
The toy will also need assistance from parents/guardians/teachers to help the children understand how the game works and what the answers are.
https://theirworld.org/explainers/learning-through-play-early-childhood-development