Building the impossible

Don't pose age limit for building blocks!

Building blocks has no age limit. I don't understand why the companies always advertise the building blocks for parents and children. I need them too!!

Background

I and my patients, age 65+, play building blocks.

We play building blocks to the extent that we can play it for 30 minutes.

Pretty cool, right?

How?

These building blocks are useful to make puzzles ranged from simple to difficult. I can make the as simple as a 4 block OR

As complex as a 4 block puzzle 3D puzzle.

OR! Putting it in total different perspectives

Patient's response

My patients can play this game for hours.

My patients are locked in to the puzzles. Although they struggle with it because of their deficits, they do not mind playing the puzzle at all. One of my patients love the puzzle so much that he stood for 25 minutes, playing the puzzle. Considering the average time that most of my patients stood is less than 10 minutes, he stood more than double the time. He told me that this game reminds him of his glorious days turning 2D designs into 3D designs. He was adorable.

So do NOT put age limit on building blocks! (Not allowed.)

What building block designs do you have?

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