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These bright, colourful magnetic building sets are specifically designed to help develop your child's brain.

Children develop fine motor skills, spatial awareness, 2D and 3D modelling skills, and lots more through open ended creative play.

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Top 5 tips to helping children master problem solving skills

5 tips for children to master problem solving:

1. Begin early with teaching kids how to solve problems and encourage giving new things a go when they feel daunted;

2. Encourage kids to solve problems independently;

3. If need be provide assistance to kids by talking through a problem together rather than imposing your solution;

4. Be mindful of the language you use by framing a problem in terms of an opportunity;

5. Instill a healthy self belief in children when they are facing a problem. They listen!

Importance of creative play & tips to help your child play creatively

Top 5 tips to include play in your child’s routine:

1. Set aside time for unstructured play;

2. Allow children to explore the world around them and ask questions;

3. Encourage children to engage in different forms of play such as role play;

4. Put technology aside for a while;

5. Find a balance between organised and unorganised activities.

What is STEM and why is it important for both boys and girls?

STEM education is the learning of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, using an interdisciplinary approach. STEM education provides a unique way of thinking, including how engineering and design processes and principles are used. STEM education also provides children with the knowledge and understanding required to develop creative and critical thinking skills. These are all important life skills; not only for jobs as we know them today, but also for jobs that may not even exist right now.