Creacube is a handheld, interactive learning cube that features light-up buttons, games, and songs to make early math practice fun, accessible, and engaging for kindergarten and early elementary students.
Creacube is an innovative electronic learning tool that transforms early math practice into an engaging, multisensory experience for kindergarten and early elementary students. The handheld interactive cube helps children build confidence and fluency with basic math facts through active play. Each side of the cube features buttons numbered in both print and braille. Through audio prompts, the device presents random math drill problems at preset difficulty levels. Students simply rotate the cube to select and submit their answers, receiving immediate, encouraging feedback that keeps them motivated to keep playing. Creacube also features a variety of interactive games and songs, which you can learn more about in the digital guide available below. The light-up buttons, songs, and games make practice time fun while reinforcing essential math skills.
WARNING: Choking Hazard—Small Parts. Not intended for children ages 5 and under without adult supervision.
Engages young students in strengthening math skills—addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division—through songs, games, and drills
Incorporates multiple senses in learning, including hearing, touch, and vision
Builds familiarity and confidence in using Braille for students who are blind
Provides a fun way for students with low vision to learn basic Braille numerals
Promotes early interest and confidence in mathematics
Encourages independent learning, self-awareness, and assertiveness
Supports the development of focus and attention to tasks from an early age
Creacube supports four languages: English, Spanish, Chinese, and Korean
Creacube
USB-A to USB-C charging cable
Tactile QR code card
“It was a fun way to learn math facts. The kiddos really enjoyed playing and laughing especially the bomb game.”
“The Creacube really motivated my student to solve the basic math problems quickly. It also helped staff figure out where he was (student recently moved into the district) and we are still learning what he knows and doesn’t know. He loved the bomb game!”
“It is a fun and engaging learning device that students will enjoy using to learn math facts! It’s a great addition to the APH catalog!”
“This was engaging and interactive for all students. Those with enough vision to see the lights enjoyed watching them move around the cube.”
“At first, this student thought the CreaCube was going to be for “little kids”. I let him play and explore the device for several minutes. He eventually found the multiplication game and enjoyed earned the awards. He quickly realized that it does more than just counting. Once I showed him where the bomb game was, it was difficult to end our session. He kept asking for more time with it! I let him continue to play with the CreaCube until it was time for him to go to lunch.”
