Magna-Tiles Cars 2 Piece Expansion Set -For Ages 3+, 3D magnetic building tiles (Packaging may vary)

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Lay your Magna Tiles on the light table and add water beads and scoops. Then turn out the light. The light shines through the tiles, making the water beads change color as they move around. If your younger child needs inspiration, draw a robot on paper and let them try and copy the design. By Rainbow Shapes If you need something to keep your kids busy while you are cooking dinner, a Magna Tile ball run is for you. Younger kids may find 2D designs easier to start with. For example, a stegosaurus made from magnetic tiles is simple for kids to create. Fitting the shapes together is also an important early math skill. By The Fairy Glitch Mother Outdoor use on concrete, dirt, and sand may not be the best idea if your goal is to prolong the life of Magnatiles and ensure they stay clean and dry.

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You could make some mix-and-match creatures! Just draw on the tiles and make some fun looking creatures!

A Magna Tile barn is a fun way to encourage your kids to sort animals into categories. They also develop hand-eye coordination and learn about size discrimination. This happens as they build different-sized pens to suit the various animals. 11. Slide from the Playground By Mums Creative Cupboard Creating 2D animals with magnetic tiles is ideal for younger kids still developing their fine motor skills. They will find making an animal out of different shapes challenging enough without adding a 3D element. By JD’s Curious Company A marble maze is perfect for younger kids wanting to test their design skills. It also works well for older kids as they work to create more complex maze designs. You can even use the magnetic tiles in the sand or water…they won’t get ruined! They are such good quality that sand or water won’t seep into the tiles.

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Smaller kids can start with a simple 3D structure and make a village of little houses. By Happy Learning Moments A bonus is that they will spend time with their dolls playing when it is complete. 12. Playing Dominos with Magna Tiles By Raising Dragons

Older kids have the skills to create more elaborate structures. They can have multiple levels, separate rooms, and different-height towers. 5. Magnetic Tile Animals