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Cube Face Change Building Blocks – The Fun Wooden Board Game for Little Emotion Experts
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Do you want to help your child understand feelings – but without boring learning games or hours of explaining?
Many children find it difficult to correctly interpret or express emotions. Traditional learning methods are often dry and quickly lose their appeal. This leads to frustration – for both children and parents alike.
The solution: Our Montessori Cube Faces Wooden Board Game!
With this lovingly designed wooden puzzle, children learn playfully to recognize and imitate emotions. Every game round brings joy, excitement, and shared laughter to the table. Completely screen-free, completely stress-free.
Ideal for families, kindergartens, and as a gift idea – fosters empathy, concentration, and team spirit.
- Promotes emotional intelligence and social skills
- Sustainably made from high-quality wood
- Sturdy metal box – perfect for on the go or as a gift
- Suitable for children of all ages (from 3 years)
- Montessori-inspired learning game for creative minds
Order now & turn playtime into learning time!
Get the Cube Face Change Blocks Board Game – for bright children's eyes, more emotions, and endless play fun. Only while supplies last!
Q: What problem does this product solve?
A: It promotes creativity, logical thinking, and fine motor skills while children create faces and patterns with the wooden blocks.
Q: Who is it suitable for?
A: For children who love puzzling and building, parents looking for educational toys, and families who want to combine learning with playful entertainment.
Q: Why buy from Homizen.de?
A: German quality standards, fast YunExpress delivery, and reliable customer service ensure a pleasant and worry-free shopping experience.
📦 Shipping Information (Summary – German)
Free Shipping & Fast Delivery
Germany: 5–8 business days
EU Countries: 5–10 business days
USA, Canada, Australia & New Zealand: 8–12 business days
🕒 Processing within 1–2 business days.
🔔 Due to high order volume, delivery time may be extended by 1–2 business days.
More info: info@homizen.de
Return and Exchange Policy
We offer a 14-day return or exchange period if you are not satisfied with your order for any reason.
For more information, please see our Return Policy.
Frequently asked questions
This is a Montessori-inspired wooden puzzle with facial expressions, where children use wooden blocks with different facial features to recreate or redesign faces. This makes learning about emotions playful and entertaining.
This game is ideal for children aged 3 and up and supports the development of emotional understanding, creativity, and fine motor skills.
By matching or creating different facial expressions, children improve their emotional awareness, hand-eye coordination, concentration, and social skills.
The game pieces are made of high-quality, environmentally friendly wood with smooth surfaces and child-safe, non-toxic coatings for safe and durable play.
Many versions of this set include task or emotion cards that allow children to recreate the depicted facial expressions with the wooden blocks, enhancing the fun.
Yes, it is suitable for solo play as well as family game sessions or playing with siblings and friends, promoting social interaction and teamwork.
Yes, the wooden blocks and any cards can be neatly stored in a box or container, making cleanup simple and organized.
Yes, thanks to its interactive and Montessori-inspired design, the game is excellent for use in kindergarten or preschool settings and supports learning about emotions and cooperation.
Definitely. Besides being fun, it promotes cognitive development, emotional intelligence, pattern recognition, and problem-solving skills.
Yes, this wooden game with facial expressions is a thoughtful and educational gift for birthdays, holidays, or special occasions.
