This could be a fun Christmas gift to grab for later this year! Head over to Amazon where you can get this CreateOn Magna-Tiles Limited Ed Grinch Magnetic Building Set for only $28.99! (Reg. $47.95) Additional details include:
- GRINCH MAGNA-TILES FOR KIDS: CreateOn and Magna-Tiles have teamed up—this time with the story of the Grinch and his pup. These 19 tile magnets for kids feature Dr. Seuss’s green classic, the Grinch! Boys and girls ages 3 and older will love these festive magnet tiles when the weather gets colder.
- 19-PIECE MAGNET SET: Compatible with all other Magna-Tiles, this Grinch set will drive your child’s creativity wild! You get ten 3-inch squares, 6 small triangles, 2 large hexagons, and 1 isosceles triangle piece. With so many ways to build while learning, the fun will never decrease.
- BUILDING SKILLS: CreateOn’s magnet tiles help teach STEAM skills, and they do it with festive, magnetic thrills! Your kid learns geometry and spatial awareness and also sequencing and problem-solving, in fairness! Our 2-sided tiles all have SuperColor, so the Grinch’s hues will never get duller.
- MIX TILES FOR CREATIVE FUN: Our Grinch kids’ magnets are only the start—mix and match with a castle for creative art! Put the Grinch on a rocket ship, or doodle new tiles for an original trip. You can always add characters to your child’s collection, fueling the fun and education connection.
- AT-HOME EDUCATION THROUGH PLAY: We first built our tiles for use in a class, but the idea grew so big, it just had to surpass. Now kids can learn and build right at home and call these fun tiles their very own! We design and make tiles in the USA, so your purchase helps American families every day.
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