Of course you could just have fun with the magnetic cubes themselves and not worry about the letters at all. They will have fun creating different animal shapes using their own imagination or with some handy tips that come in the pack. King (30x7cm), 6 throwing sticks (30x4cm), 10 Knights (15x6cm), 4 area markers, 1 wooden box with hemp handle, rules and instructions Features: Kubb game made from rubber wood Includes 1 King (30x7cm), . The magnetic cubes also allow dynamic and 3D creativity when working with the Story Building, Word Building and Maths Building clips (not included).

By exploiting the magical and invisible properties of magnetism, children can let thier imagination run wild and create colourful 3D models. Hoberman spheres provide visual and tactile stimulation as they expand to more than double their size.

Our new Magicube Recycled collection with 100% recycled plastic has the same bright colours and high quality standards as all our original Geomag sets. org certified Magicubes help in the development of creativity, fine motor skills in addition to stimulating imaginative play and curiosity through the science of magnetic construction. The cubes themselves seem really well constructed and somewhat durable with the colours actually painted on rather than stickers which would come off too easily in little hands. Take it a step further, and switch out letters to make new words – change ‘bug’ into ‘rug’ by swapping one letter, or make word snakes – where one word starts on the last letter of the previous word. Geomag has re-invented the construction game with new magnetic cubes, making it more fun and most of all magical!

Grown-ups are sure to appreciate that this engaging set helps children learn more about hand-eye coordination and cause and effect thinking. This engaging set helps children learn more about hand to eye coordination as well as cause and effect thinking.If you want something a little more advanced you can start off with vowels and build three letter words around them – put an ‘i’, an ‘e’ and an ‘o’ onto the cubes, then use the blue letters to make up words around it, like ‘sit’, ‘bed’ or ‘dog’.