- 10 squares
- 4 sectors
- 4 triangles
- 1 rectangle
- 2 arches
- 2 trapezoids
- 2 wheel set
- 1 square with a girl attached
- 1 square with a boy attached
- 15 double-sided activity sheets
My kids love Magformers as they are simply lots of fun! I like them since they lead to lots of creative play and have lots of functional benefits.
The magnetic resistance when pulling apart the pieces while playing provides repeated strengthening of the hand muscles. This helps to improve fine motor skills and endurance. Since these have such great strong magnets children can build 3-dimensional objects, it not only works on their hands but their whole upper body strength as well.
For the kids the activity sheets only increase the fun factor, while for me they advance some fundamental skills. Working with the shapes while following the template in the instructions works on many visual perceptual skills.
- form constancy
- visual figure ground
- visual sequencing
- visual closure
My kids especially enjoyed the set of wheels in this set and instructions on how to make a variety of different cars and vehicles.
I am always on the lookout for deals on these great toys (as they are a bit pricy - but well worth it.) So for my Canadian readers - amazon.ca has the Magformers Rainbow Solids Clear 40 Piece Set as a deal of the day for today. The set normally $86.99 is $41.49 with free shipping for a few more hours.
I am also thrilled that I have the opportunity to give one of you this amazing set as well. I am sure that it will make the child who receives it very happy!
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Disclosure- I received the items reviewed as a free sample. No monetary compensation was provided. My participation was completely voluntary. All opinions are completely my own.
