Magna-Tiles Polygons Erweiterungsset, die originalen magnetischen Bauplättchen für kreatives, offenes Spielen, Lernspielzeug für Kinder ab 3 Jahren (8 Teile)

Name: Magna-Tiles Polygons Erweiterungsset, die originalen magnetischen Bauplättchen für kreatives, offenes Spielen, Lernspielzeug für Kinder ab 3 Jahren (8 Teile)
Brand: Magna-Tiles
SKU: 0631291157182
Price: 46.02 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Magna-Tiles

3.9/5

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46.02

Mit den Magnetfliesen von Magna-Tiles können Sie stundenlang kreativ, nützlich und kostenlos spielen! Magna-Tiles bestehen aus robustem Kunststoff, starken Keramikmagneten und Edelstahlnieten und sind schallgeschweißt, sodass sie für Kinder ab 3 Jahren sicher sind. ⁠ Dieses Erweiterungsset besteht aus durchscheinenden, farbenfrohen Fünfeck- und Diamantplättchen für mehr kreative Baumöglichkeiten. Das 8-teilige Polygon-Set von Magna-Tiles ist ein großartiges Erweiterungsset zur Ergänzung jeder Magna-Tiles-Sammlung und somit das perfekte Weihnachts-, Feiertags- oder Geburtstagsgeschenk für Jungen und Mädchen, die Magna-Tiles lieben. Magna-Tiles ist seit über 20 Jahren ein führender Hersteller der meistverkauften Magnetfliesen.

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EAN: 0631291157182

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Magna-Kacheln ermöglichen es Kindern, Steam-Themen spielerisch zu erkunden, insbesondere wenn sie andere Spielzeuge mit offenem Ende integrieren. Alle Magna-Fliesen enthalten sichere, langlebige Fliesen aus lebensmittelechtem Abs-Kunststoff (BPA-frei), frei von Phthalaten und Latex. Neben sicherem Kunststoff und sicheren Magneten bestehen alle Magna-Tiles-Nieten aus bleifreiem Edelstahl, was sie zu einem rundum sicheren Spielzeug für zu Hause macht. Fügen Sie dieses Erweiterungsset für magnetische Fliesen zu jeder Magna-Tiles-Sammlung hinzu, um endlose Muster zu erstellen oder die Formerkennung zu üben. Durch Spielen lernt Ihr Kind verschiedene Formen und ihre einzigartigen Eigenschaften/Eigenschaften. Dieses magnetische Bauset besteht aus 8 durchscheinenden Teilen in Standardfarben. Im Lieferumfang enthalten sind 4 Fünfecke (Gelb, Blau, Lila und Grün) und 4 Diamanten (Gelb, Blau, Orange und Rot).

Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars 1,524 ratings 4.8 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	15718
Item Weight	9.6 ounces
Manufacturer	Magna-Tiles
Manufacturer recommended age	3 years and up
Product Dimensions	8 x 2 x 10 inches
Release date	September 1, 2016

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Scritto da: Megan Nezz

So many new possibilities!!

My kids have blown me away with their creations since we added these tiles!!

Scritto da: Robert P.

Great for so many ages!

All 6 of my grandchildren (ages 1-7) have multiple sets of these. I keep adding on each Christmas and birthday. No matter what age, they love playing with them. Wonderful colors, sturdy, magnets are strong so they stay together. Even I like playing with them!

Scritto da: M+B

These are FANTASTIC — if you get more than one set

I was nervous when I read the reviews saying that this expansion set doesn't offer much in the way of new creative possibilities. And after buying one set, I was worried that these shapes might indeed just be novelty items that would only get limited attention (cough cough shape mags cough cough). But then I realized that the problem is that having only four pentagons and four diamonds really is not enough to make interesting shapes. So I doubled (tripled) down and got two additional sets and WOW, these are some GREAT SHAPES that have really TRANSFORMED how our kids play with Magna-Tiles! They now make all sorts of interesting structures (castles, houses, bridges, towers, etc.), but no less important they are also really exploring geometric shapes for their own sake. The first thing we did once we had all 12 pentagons was to make a dodecahedron, and it was AWESOME. And since three diamonds fit together to make a pretty sturdy hexagon, having three sets means that we can have hexagons of a single color, which has been super fun. We've spent hours going through the list of "Johnson Solids" on Wikipedia to see what we can make, and we're now branching out to explore some really crazy stuff (like what my five-year-old daughter calls her "hexa-penta-square-ahedron," which turns out to be of interest to mathematicians as a "6-5-4 near-miss acrohedron"). Even my two-year old is having tons of fun with the shapes (his favorite is Johnson Solid #63, the "tridiminished icosahedron"). Yes, buying three sets was pricey. It was a risk. But it's the best money I've spent on kids toys in a long time. I think the reviews warning that the angles and shapes aren't easy to work with are missing the point. Having new angles and shapes means that the kids really need to think in new ways about what they can build. They force you to abandon the familiar world of 90-degree angles and to branch out in new directions—literally! (For comparison, we also have the rectangle-and-big-square expansion set, which offers more obvious avenues for expanded play. We like it, but one set of those seems like enough.)

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Great for my nephews

My nephews love Legos. This is a natural progression for building things and expanding their engineering skills. Don't tell them but we play when them too. What a great updated version to Legos and Lincoln logs, but a big more expensive seem durable for all ages to play.

Scritto da: Helen Wheeler

Magnatiles Rock

My granddaughter was very happy with her car bases

Scritto da: Shawn J.

Kid’s love them

Hours of fun for my kids

Scritto da: SoILHousehold

Magna Tiles are a tried and true favorite!

All three of my kids have loved using Magna Tiles. We purchased this to add to our original set. These have always been a popular toy at preschool and at the babysitters house throughout the years. They encourage imaginative play. The kids sometimes build things just to build, but they sometimes build things for their other toys to play in. My daughter has built fences and stables for her ponies and houses for her “Little People” toys.

Scritto da: Wrenchfarm

New shapes, new ideas

Okay, so the price is steep on these. 8 tiles isn't a lot for nearly $40 Canadian, but as soon as I gave them toy niece I knew it was worth it. She IMMEDIATELY started making new cool buildings and 2D pictures with the tiles. Incredible. As salty as I was about the price, I'm probably going to order another pack so she can build even bigger :p This is a great expansion set if you already have one of the basic kits. I wouldn't get these as a stand alone toy without at least one other kit already, there isn't enough to build with alone. Highly recommended for any child but especially autistic young children. They are durable, approachable, and provide a desperately needed venue for expression and creativity. Your kids will surprise you with what they come up with!

Scritto da: Gabrielle

Brilliant toy, but more expensive and shapes too similar to original pack

I love Magna Tiles and they are my child's all-time favourite toy. With that said, I was slightly disappointed by a couple of things about this expansion set. First of all, I was disappointed by the price/piece ratio of this expansion set, which contains four pentagon shapes and four diamond shapes. At the price I paid (£19.99), this works out at £2.50 per piece. This is double the price-per-piece that you would pay if you bought the original 48-piece set at £59.99. The second slight let-down is that the diamond shapes are exactly the same size as a diamond made from two of the small triangles in the original Magna-Tiles pack, so they don't really add much imaginative possibility to the set. The pentagons are great and really add to the scope of what you can make with the Magna-Tiles. I would have loved a second shape that was equally distinct and different. With that said, please don't let this review put you off Magna-Tiles. They are really amazing and have been a firm favourite from age two to nearly four years old, with new possibilities that evolve and develop with the stage that the child is at. But unfortunately this particular expansion pack does not seem as good value as the other packs.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Wonderful gift f

Wonderful gift for young children.

Scritto da: Mr. R. H. Simon

Five Stars

Grandsons love them. Expensive but top quality.

Scritto da: Sarahs mom

Endless creative play

Both our kids (6y boy, 9y girl) have enjoyed many hours of fun w a few sets of Magnatile sets (200+ tiles stored in a big bin). Endless building options, sturdy structure (relative to other ‘mag’ tiles), works well with toy mixing eg action figures, trinket toys, vehicles.