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  1. 04-29-2015 02:13 PM #16
    Wonderwiper
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    Quote Originally Posted by kindertime View Post
    Cardboard blocks? Are they durable? I would be afraid they just wouldn't last very long. Are they solid or hollow?
    Mine are similar to these...

    http://teachers.scholarschoice.ca/ca...blocks-24-pcs/


    I have had them for 4 years. The edges are sort of frayed(can't think of a way to describe) but have held their shape just fine! The kids walk on them, climb on them. They are used daily.

    I also have the blocks Bright mentioned. I called them bristle blocks. My kids like those too.
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