Build and explore limitless construction possibilities with the Deluxe Building Bag by Mega Bloks First Builders. This big set is every child and parents’ dream come true, with 145 First Builders blocks, including new shapes, to encourage endless creativity and open-ended play! Use the classic colored blocks to build tall towers, crazy castles, funny creatures,
Build and explore limitless construction possibilities with the Deluxe Building Bag by Mega Bloks First Builders. This big set is every child and parents’ dream come true, with 145 First Builders blocks, including new shapes, to encourage endless creativity and open-ended play! Use the classic colored blocks to build tall towers, crazy castles, funny creatures, or whatever else your child can dream up. The Deluxe Building Bag is a PVC-free duffle bag large enough to store all the blocks and more! Ideal for ages 1 to 5.
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great blocks for toddlers and preschoolers My younger kids prefer these blocks to their duplo legos. They fit together more easily and are larger in size which allows toddlers and preschoolers to create impressive structures without so much time and effort that they get bored or distracted. The large size is good for little ones who are still developing their motor skills. Kids can start building with these by the time they’re a year old whereas the dexterity and hand strength required for duplos doesn’t come into it’s own until at…
Fantastic large set of first building blocks for a toddler through five years old Mega Bloks First Builders are a wonderful starting block set for young toddlers. These are a very large size block as opposed to their medium size or duplo blocks. I like those size blocks, too, but they are better for ages 1.5/2 years old and up. Children as young as one year old (or even younger) can easily grasp these First Builders blocks. These were the first type of block our grandson was able to put together easily. They do go together and pull apart a little easier than other…
I am using these at the high school level (!), but I know smaller kids would love them too! I actually got these for an unconventional use- for my high school science students, especially my AP Biology class. There are many times that I throw out a bunch of materials on a table and tell my students to build a model of something we’re learning, and to be able to explain that model to me. I am always looking for random things to add to my already random collection of objects- the creative uses that kids find for various materials always astounds me!