German education pioneer Friedrich Fröbel began creating wooden block sets in the 1800’s. Fröbel was a pioneer in children’s education. He invented “Kindergarten.” That concept caught on, and is still with us today. As a part of his early childhood learning platform, Fröbel crafted educational wooden blocks sets. His designs were mostly geometric shapes: rectangles, squares, circles, and triangles. However, Fröbel didn’t paint or engrave letters or numbers on his building blocks. But in the late 1800’s, the American board game manufacturer Milton Bradley created toy blocks inspired by Fröbel’s work.
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