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Construction Toys for Gifted Children
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Brick Construction Set Each tiny brick in this high-quality original European set is crafted with remarkable precision-no wonder kids love building (& rebuilding) realistic-looking miniatures with them. In addition to the satisfaction of creating something with their hands, kids practice following directions using one of five design plans; or they can exercise their architectural leanings with a brick dwelling of their own design. Comes with safe, nontoxic dry mortar that mixes with water and then dissolves to reuse bricks. 550+ bricks, plastic windows and doors, 2 heavy wooden baseboards, mixing bowl, metal trowel. BUY |
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Parenting Tip: If your gifted child collects Legos, don't worry too much about keeping all the pieces from different sets separate. Mixing them all up allows children to exercise their creativity, mixing and matching pieces from various sets to create some unique constructions. Some general sets come in a large tub, but even if your child has smaller, separate sets, you can keep them all together in a large tub. Plastic storage bins are perfect for storing Legos pieces.
Although your child should feel free to mix up all the pieces, it's a good idea to keep the instructions for the various sets together in one place. Your child may want to recreate the original items and will need the directions. We kept ours in a folder on a bookshelf.
Kids can never have enough legos! Basic tubs and buckets are great for creative play, but sometimes a kit contains special pieces not found in the basic sets. Once kids have put the kit together, they can take them apart and add the pieces to the basic pieces. It's amazing what they can construct! (Be sure to keep the instructions!)