Children are naturally curious and excited to learn!
Watch your child play and LEARN as their Magna-Tiles skills develop from stacking, to creating 2-D patterns, 3-D shapes, and complex structures!
Magna-Tiles shapes introduce children to the exciting world of MATH!
Children enjoy arranging, grasping, putting together, and taking apart Magna-Tiles pieces. They easily “click” together for hands-on play!
Allow free time to play and be curious!
At a young age, children may only play with a few pieces at a time. They will become familiar with shapes and colors while experimenting with Magna-Tiles.
Begin by STACKING Magna-Tiles pieces. My first tower!
Make flat, 2-D patterns and mosaics! Notice how shapes fit together!
Explore – learn through play! Magna-Tiles are unique and always connect for frustration-free, quiet play.
Children will build upon their skills and strategies as they develop different techniques and ways to play with Magna-Tiles.
Construct Enclosures! Little hands develop fine-motor skills through balancing Magna-Tiles pieces together.
Children learn how two or three pieces connect to build up and in different directions. Go from building flat patterns to “walls” and anything you can imagine!
Build 3-D Shapes! Learn basic construction skills and concepts.
THINK in 3-D! Children will use valuable spatial skills. The more time and enjoyment with Magna-Tiles
Build UP! Quality play time will be spent building with geometric shapes. Children will experience math concepts that they will be taught in school.
Kids love building towers and castles! Build mental muscles as children use logic and problem solving to create anything they can imagine!
Buildings will become more complex!
Children will use critical thinking skills to plan and design their Magna-Tiles Masterpieces!
Challenge children to build as high as they can!
The more time that children spend with Magna-Tiles, the more advanced their creations will become!
How do you create support and stability in structures?
Make Magna-Tiles art!
Create anything you can imagine! Send photos of your castles and towers to valtechmagnatiles@gmail.com
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