Easy snap on magnetized clip-ons, seamlessly transforms magnet tile structures into vibrant spaces with customizable windows and doors.
Versatile design compatible with other full-sized PicassoTiles magnet tile building block toys for expanding creative possibilities.
50 Small triangles
20 Right triangles
8 Isosceles triangles
35 Squares
24 Clear magnetic tile frames
12 Window clip-in pieces
24 Door flap clip-in pieces
26 Brick tiles
6 Letter N tiles
8 Letter I tiles
20 Half square pieces
20 Half square E shape pieces
10 L Shape tiles
5 Medium right triangles
24 Window squares
4 Mirror squares
12 Quarter rounds
5 Dry-erase squares
5 Dry-erase markers
7 Sticker sheets
12 Character figures
8 Accessories for characters
4 Car bases
1 Idea book
PicassoTiles magnet tile building block toys turn learning into an adventure, inspiring imaginative pretend play, problem-solving, and non-stop fun as kids explore the wonders of early educational STEM learning.
Immersive STEM Learning Experience: PicassoTiles magnetic tile toys engage young minds with hands-on exploration and interactive lessons in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). By promoting crucial skills like hand-eye coordination, problem-solving, and spatial awareness, learning becomes both enjoyable and beneficial.
Suggested Age: 3+
Product Dimensions: 22.13 inches (L) x 12.63 inches (W) x 4.5 inches (H)
Weight: 19.5 lbs
SKU: PT350
UPC: 817338028121
We place safety above all else. Our PicassoTiles toy sets are BPA-free and non-toxic, creating a safe environment for your child's playtime. Every magnetized tile is thoughtfully shaped with smooth edges, enhancing the protective shield against any accidental cuts or bumps. With us, you're not only guaranteeing enjoyable amusement, but also embracing the peace of mind that comes from knowing your little one’s exploration is shielded from harmful elements.
Picasso tiles are the best gift ever. This set is adding to smaller tile sets i bought earlier. Oh, the masterpieces that are built! Towers, mazes, schools, and so on. Then start over. The three year old is fascinated with how triangles and squares work together. The five year old makes multi story apartments for her toys. And dad builds six foot towers just to show off.
And they run on imagination.
