A colorful 120-piece linking set for counting, sorting, patterning, sequencing, and open-ended building. Children can connect the links into chains and shapes while strengthening fine motor control and early math skills.
- Hands-On Learning
- Builds Early Math Skills
- Open-Ended Building Fun
120 Rainbow Math Links with Tote
120 Rainbow Math Links with Tote
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Skills They’ll Build
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Fine Motor Skills
Builds small-hand strength, dexterity, and control as children connect, separate, and manipulate the links.
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Early Math Skills
Supports counting, quantities, comparing, addition, subtraction, and other early math concepts through hands-on play.
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Patterning
Encourages children to recognize, copy, extend, and create repeating color patterns.
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Sorting & Matching
Helps children classify and organize the links by color, quantity, or other chosen rules.
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Color Recognition
Helps children identify, compare, and name colors while sorting and building.
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Creativity & Imagination
Open-ended links can become chains, shapes, pretend-play props, and child-created designs.
What’s Included
120 links in 6 colors
1 Skoolzy tote
Downloadable activity guide
Why Kids & Parents Love It
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Math Kids Can Touch
Colorful links make counting, sorting, patterning, and early math ideas concrete by giving children pieces they can move and connect.
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Build, Sort & Create
Children can make chains and shapes, sort by color, copy patterns, or invent their own creations for flexible open-ended play.
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Easy to Store & Take Along
The included Skoolzy tote keeps all 120 links together and makes the set easy to store or bring along for learning on the go.
How to Play
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Link & Build
Connect the links into chains, loops, shapes, or imaginative creations while practicing hand strength and coordination.
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Sort & Pattern
Group the links by color, then create repeating patterns and invite your child to copy, continue, or invent a new one.
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Count & Compare
Build groups or chains with different numbers of links and explore counting, more, less, equal, addition, and subtraction.
Questions Parents Ask
What skills does this toy help develop?
This toy supports fine motor skills, early math skills, patterning, sorting & matching, color recognition, and creativity through hands-on play.
What are some simple ways to play?
Start by connecting links into a chain, then try sorting by color, copying a repeating pattern, or making groups to count and compare.
What comes with this set?
The set includes 120 links in 6 colors, 1 Skoolzy tote, and a downloadable activity guide.
How can I get more learning from this toy?
Change the challenge as skills grow. Begin with simple color sorting and counting, then introduce patterns, skip counting, addition and subtraction, or open-ended building challenges.