Mag Genius Educational & Colorful Magnetic Building Building Block Set – 60-Pieces Standard Building Kit

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Magnetic Tile Construction: The set includes magnet tiles that easily snap together, allowing children to build various race track configurations. Unlike typical toys, each piece of tile can be replaced, and more tiles can always be added to build objects as big as desired. Bonus Road Signs: The set includes a collection of road signs, adding a realistic touch to the race car tracks. A couple of years ago I bought the 32 piece set and my 3 year old loved it, now I have a second boy I got the 60 piece set for xmas to stop the fighting over pieces. Most kids these days spend most of their time holding their tablets, playing video games, or watching videos all day.

What’s interesting about your question is that you’ve noticed that the two toys are equivalent in some way. OK, so I know we’re talking Christmas presents, but I hope to show you that you can get most of the learning from cheaper materials and things you already have lying around the home. I have a 4 and 6 year old who both love small world play (mainly putting figures in vehicles and houses.The item itself is great, and the kids love playing with them, but the packaging is misleading so dropped a star. They make a nice present but to really extend your child’s learning, consider augmenting her play with other materials and experiences. The Mag-Genius Magnet Tiles Race Car Track Bonus Road Signs Car Magna 3D Set is an exciting and creative playset that combines the fun of building with magnetic tiles and the thrill of racing cars. It's never too early to start developing kids' creativity at a young age, Mag-Genius Tiles inspire youngsters to learn by playing, and children will acquire a strong sense of colours, geometrical shapes including 3D forms, number counts, magnetic polarity, architectural design as well as creativity which is the key factor to success in today's ever-changing environment. Seemed the same quality, if not better, as the metal screws are enclosed in plastic, in these Mag-Genius ones.

Children, quite rightly, are often reluctant to break their creations apart just to make pieces available for a sibling. Each piece houses a powerful magnet, making it easy for your child to connect and disassemble the pieces for their 3D building masterpiece.

Not fancy enough to put under the tree, but if you have a few pounds to spare, they will get you through the Christmas holidays and beyond – and spark a lot of learning along the way. IEP RECOMMENDED: shape your child’s creativity with hours of long – lasting fun that applies to engineering and math. They are magnatiles without the magnets and, I suspect, the reason magnetic tiles were invented in the first place: brilliant fun but hard for small hands to snap together.