MAGNA-TILES Builder 32-Piece Magnetic Construction Set, The ORIGINAL Magnetic Building Brand. Watch your child's imagination and STEAM learning soar to new heights with the fan-favourite Builder 32-Piece set, only in the MAGNA-TILES system of play. Extend and swivel the first-ever magnetic crane to move bricks around your MAGNA-TILES creation. Click together roads for your magnetic construction vehicles or favourite toy cars. Whether at home or in the classroom, if you can dream it, you can build it with Builder!
What Makes It Unique: Features extendable magnetic cranes and popular Road pieces that ignite children’s imaginations.
Developmental: Certified STEAM toy, per Dr. Gummer's Good Play Guide, in partnership with The Toy Association™, for aiding in the development of fine motor skills, bilateral coordination, cognitive skills, executive functioning, creativity and more!
Great for Gifting: Makes a great gift for little builders ages 3 to help spur their interest in construction fun!
More to Explore: Add Classic MAGNA-TILES to Builder to supersize your construction site!
Always Compatible: All pieces are compatible with and complementary to all other MAGNA-TILES sets.
Safety Guaranteed: All MAGNA-TILES pieces are built to withstand countless hours of playtime. Our signature lattice prevents cracking, while fastening rivets keep magnets safe and secure.
Superior Quality: MAGNA-TILES pieces are made from food-grade, non-toxic MABS plastic that’s free from BPAs, phthalates, and latex. Our magnets are selected with kids in mind, letting them easily pull apart tiles for safe, frustration-free building.
Made With Purpose: MAGNA-TILES sets are loved by builders ages 3-99 and designed for kids to enjoy, without instructions or adult assistance. We're advocates for Meaningful Play, that is: Fun, Engaging, Experience Based, Child Led and Developmental.
Contents: 6 Road Squares, 4 Road Quarter Circles, 10 Squares, 8 Rectangles (4 Bricks and 4 Cautions), 1 Spinner, 1 Wheeled Chassis, 2 Extendable Cranes. For ages 3 years .
