Magnetic building kits utilize magnets as connectors, enabling children to create stable and flexible designs. These kits often include magnetic rods and balls or magnetic tiles that easily snap together, providing an engaging building experience.
This is an unusual version of classic ball-and rod type of magnetic toys by STICK O. This building kit contains balls, half-rods, rods, curved rods, disks and cones. All these pieces are big enough to prevent swallowing, and the magnets sit securely inside the sturdy plastic, so the kit is safe for toddlers to play with.
2-years-old Afonya happily and quite successfully combined his car buildings – a garage and a parking lot – with floral elements.
This craft will take almost all pieces from the bigger Goobi Juniors set. However, even this simple thing will become a real discovery for a toddler.
Tegu and Edtoy wooden magnetic ships. Made by Willy (6 years old).
A toy mask made from magnetic rods and panels by Willy, 4 years old.
Artwork of 3-year-old Arisha, made from Indian Summer mosaic (HABA, Germany). With these wooden pieces that are pleasant to the touch, you can build a house, a boat, a car, and, of course, a wide variety of patterns and ornaments.
From Chinese magneftic building blocks (assembled by the Edtoy instructions) by 6,6-years-old Willy.
Magformers is a famous magnetic building kits brand from the USA.
Magformers sets contain plastic frames of different shapes, like triangles, squares, rectangles and so on.
All of them have small but powerful magnets sealed inside the edges, so you can connect the pieces in any way you want.
The magnets of the original Magformers pieces are always strong enough to keep even big sculptures together, and more reliable structures can be actually survive a light toss without falling apart.
Some kits have special parts like propellers or rechargable LEDs, which kids can also add to their magnetic creations.
Despite different shapes, you can use any Magformers sets together, regardless of their style.
Partially assembled by the manufacturer’s instructions by 6,6-years-old Willy.
Built by Sam, 5 years old. Recently Sam has been very passionate about creating urban landscapes with high-rise buildings, cranes, playgrounds, etc. Sometimes he uses not just building kits, but also all sorts of improvised materials such as cups, lids. IMO, it turns out fresh and interesting.
