Geomag is great for that. You can use metal balls for vertices and magnetic sticks for sides. Look at the shape first and count how many vertices and sides will you need to build them. Use desired mathematical language.
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These are really lovely to explore the properties of the shapes as they are ready to use. You can also join them to build 3D shapes.
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BrainBox Maths is unbeatable to learn math’s facts and practice memory - I also use the abacus (to count points), 30 seconds timer - instead of 10seconds that came with the box. I found out that 10s. is not enough YET, for my 6 years old to memorise a page.
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Do you still have classic Tap Tap? Well… use it with a different purpose. Talk about the shapes in your picture and their properties. Which shape is good for what?
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