Educational toys
K’NEX Classics 325-piece Motorised Creations Set, Basic Fun
With instructions to build a motorised pirate ship ride, a turbo race car, a helicopter and more, this building set comes with 325 different rods, connector pieces and a wind-up spring motor.
AquaPlay LockBox, Simba Smoby Toys UK Kids can see engineering in action with this portable playset as they learn the correlation between cause and effect and discover how water moves, lifts and even climbs.
Stickle Bricks Little Builder set, Flair
For kids as young as 18 months, this makes a perfect entry point into the range, letting tots jump right in and begin building with the assortment of brightly coloured bricks.
Stacking Set Farm Balancing Act, Haba
Gears! Gears! Gears! Treadmobiles, Learning Resources Budding engineers aged 5 and above can use the 108 pieces to build basic machines that turn, twist, and move, while giving their spatial reasoning and problem-solving skills a boost.
This fun farmyard set offers little ones two play possibilities: stack the figures on the wobbly meadow or turn over the farm tiles and stack them to match the images shown.
Stick-O Creator Set, Magformers This bumper magnetic shape- sorting and stacking toy for kids aged 18m+ will encourage them to make 3D models, and comes with new rattling pieces for audio-sensory play.
Dress Up Nelly, Orchard Toys Featuring 30 bright and cheerful, chunky wipe-clean cards, this is a fun way to introduce children to colours, with the option for a shorter or longer game to suit different abilities.
Numberblocks Number Fun, Trends UK
This set comes with eight activities to aid basic numeracy, including Meet the Numberblocks: insert a Numberblock into the cube to find out some fun number facts.
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SmartMax Roboflex Magnetic Discovery set, Smart Toys and Games
This 12-piece construction kit, compatible with other SmartMax sets, features magnetic accessory parts that kids aged 3+ can fit together to create crazy, bendy robots.
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