PicassoTiles 119pc Magnetic Tiles and Bricks Flower Bouquet Set

• 119pc Building Set: Combines magnetic vase tiles and interlocking brick flower components.
• Tulip and Daisy Designs: Build a bouquet featuring pink, yellow, and white blooms.
• Stained-Glass-Inspired Vase: Printed translucent panels create a colorful decorative appearance.
• Magnetic Tile Assembly: Connect tile edges to form the vase.
• Interlocking Flower Pieces: Assemble brick components into stems, petals, leaves, and blossoms.
• Illustrated Vase Guide: Picture-based steps show how to construct the magnetic tile vase.
• Personalized Arrangement: Position the flowers and leaves to adjust the finished bouquet.
• Tabletop Display: Place the completed creation on a shelf, desk, or tabletop.
• Creative Gift Project: Assemble a floral display to give to someone special.
• Reusable Components: Disassemble the model and return to the building challenge.
• Independent or Shared Building: Complete the project individually or divide tasks with another builder.
• Hands-On STEM Exploration: Practice shape matching, sequencing, spatial reasoning, and problem-solving.
• Fine Motor Practice: Aligning, connecting, and positioning components encourage dexterity and hand-eye coordination.
• Screen-Free Creative Activity: Combine construction and floral design in a hands-on project.
• Designed for Ages 5 to Adult: Offers a creative building activity for children and adult builders.

Safety Notice: Recommended for ages 5 to adult. Contains small parts. Not suitable for children under 3. Adult supervision is recommended for children. Refer to the product packaging for complete magnet warnings, assembly instructions, and handling information.

• Magnetic tiles for constructing the printed vase
• Interlocking brick components for tulips and daisies
• Stem, petal, and leaf components
• Illustrated vase assembly booklet

Total: 119 building pieces

Actual product colors and printed assortment may vary. See the packaging and illustrated booklet for a closer look at the included pieces and building possibilities.

Begin by sorting the vase tiles and flower components into separate groups. Builders can examine the printed panels, compare their shapes, and follow the illustrated guide to assemble the vase. Next, connect the interlocking pieces to create stems, petals, leaves, and blossoms. Encourage children to notice how the tulips differ from the daisies and describe the colors they choose for their arrangement. Once the flowers are assembled, place them in the vase and consider how the bouquet looks from the front and sides. A small change in placement can give the finished display a different appearance.

Make the project a shared activity by dividing tasks between builders. 1 person can assemble the vase while another works on flowers, then both can decide how to arrange the bouquet. Builders might create a display for their room, build alongside a family member, or prepare a handmade gift for someone special. Share ideas and consider each other’s suggestions before making adjustments. Photograph a favorite version, then take the model apart and revisit the construction when another challenge appeals. For more inspiration, explore creative building activities and adapt an idea to the pieces available. Each rebuild offers another opportunity to plan, cooperate, and personalize the finished design.

Working with magnetic tiles and interlocking brick pieces introduces 2 different ways to connect a structure. Builders join the tile edges to shape the vase, then fit the brick components together to form the flowers. Ask children to compare the connection methods and identify which pieces belong to each stage. Following the illustrated vase guide gives them practice interpreting pictures, selecting shapes, and completing steps in sequence. They can also compare a flat arrangement of tiles with the assembled vase, noticing how squares and triangles become the surfaces of a standing model. These activities connect visual planning with spatial reasoning.

The flower assembly provides opportunities to explore position, patterns, and balance. Builders can count repeated petals, compare stem lengths, and describe where leaves sit in relation to a blossom. Before placing the flowers, ask them to predict how the arrangement will look and which parts might need repositioning. If blooms crowd together or the display becomes uneven, they can change 1 placement and inspect the result. Encourage them to explain what they adjusted and why, then compare the new arrangement with their original plan. Aligning small components, pressing connections together, and positioning stems provide fine motor and hand-eye coordination practice. Planning, assembling, checking, and revising the bouquet turn the project into a hands-on STEM activity.

• SKU: PBS241
• UPC: 840560900064
• Product Name: PicassoTiles 119pc Magnetic Tiles and Bricks Flower Bouquet Set
• Recommended Age: 5+ years
• Material: ABS Plastic, Non-Toxic, BPA-Free