The Power of Two Cube is a great way to combine playing and learning mathematics. For younger kids as a stacker and older as a visual aid to explain exponentiation.

This cube represents mathematical expression 2ⁿ (for this cube n is an integer from 1 to 5). 

Here is a guidance how to introduce and use the Power of Two Cube.

• Remove the lid and pull down one side of the box and then another (only two sides of the cube can be opened)  
• Carefully remove all the cubes, prisms and cuboids from the box one by one
• Once box is empty start assembling the cube in the box starting with the largest green cuboid
• Slowly search for the white large prism (half of the green cuboid) and place it in the box on top of the green cuboid
• Search for large yellow cube (half of the white prism) and place it in the box next to the white prism
• Search for smaller green cuboid (half of yellow cube used in the previous step) and place it in the box next to the yellow cube
• Search for smaller white prism (half of smaller green cuboid) and place it in the box
• There should be two small cubes left. Take them one by one and carefully place in the box so that they fit the gaps. When completed, the cube should be formed
• Close sides of the cube and cover with the lid

Remember that ways of playing with this cube are endless. Be creative and playful when explaining mathematics and your child might fall in love with math.