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On a sheet tray or the refrigerator, create shapes using tape. Your little one can then use their magnetic tiles to fill the shape. If your younger child needs inspiration, draw a robot on paper and let them try and copy the design. By Rainbow Shapes After your Magnatiles are clean, you have few options for drying them, depending on how much time is needed until they are used again.

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Magna Tiles are versatile enough to suit kids of different ages. That also means that younger kids will watch how the older kids use them. 9. Color Sorting with Magna Tiles By Making Danish A Magna Tile train is a fun addition to small-world play. It is amazing how kids can incorporate it into their games. For example, it could be ferrying peg people or carrying animals. This idea to use the tiles on a Magna-doodle board is genius! It makes marks where the magnets are. What a great way to work on math skills or just create designs! Children love robots and with the Magna Tile shapes, creating a robotic friend is simple. By How We Montessori Using magnetic tiles encourages kids to think outside the box. A fun animal design like this housefly is a perfect example of creative thinking. When you leave children to puzzle out a problem, there are many innovative designs they can come up with. 6. Boat By JD’s Curious Company

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A Magna Tile barn is a fun way to encourage your kids to sort animals into categories. They also develop hand-eye coordination and learn about size discrimination. This happens as they build different-sized pens to suit the various animals. 11. Slide from the Playground By Mums Creative Cupboard Replayable: Most of the toys and games on our list can be enjoyed by a wide range of ages, either because they offer different modes or difficulty levels, or because they allow increasingly complex interactions as the player builds skills. This means kids of multiple ages can play together and that a toy can grow with a kid.

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Creating 2D animals with magnetic tiles is ideal for younger kids still developing their fine motor skills. They will find making an animal out of different shapes challenging enough without adding a 3D element. By JD’s Curious Company Most surfaces are fine for Magnatiles! Light table, carpet, magnet boards, metal baking sheets, refrigerator, and tables are great ideas for play.Outdoor use on concrete, dirt, and sand may not be the best idea if your goal is to prolong the life of Magnatiles and ensure they stay clean and dry. Using magnetic tiles in imaginative play is a great way to encourage independent, happy toddler playtime. Creating castles with Magna Tiles invites children to create a world filled with wonder and adventure. By Finding Myself Young Our favorite way to use Magna-Tiles is on our garage! It is magnetic, so it’s the perfect canvas for my kids to create and make designs on. If you have a magnetic door in your house, you could use that, too! (We don’t have one, but I’ve noticed some doors that connect to the garage are also magnetic.)

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Younger children enjoy sending the ball through the course, while older kids enjoy increasing the difficulty. 17. Use a Light Table with your Magna Tiles By Homeschool and Light Tables If you need something to keep your kids busy while you are cooking dinner, a Magna Tile ball run is for you.Using magnetic tiles, they can create a series of runs, ramps, and loops on the refrigerator. If you place a basket at the bottom for the ball to drop into, they can play independently while you cook. This kind of project helps develop critical thinking skills. They will have to think about how they get onto the equipment and climb down to replicate that. A 2D sailboat design is ideal for younger kids. It allows them to understand how they can put shapes together to create a picture. Then they can try and turn that picture into a 3D model. For example, it could be a sailboat, speed boat, pirate ship, or submarine. 7. Train By Little Toy Tribe It is great to let your little ones be imaginative when they play with magnetic tiles. But, sometimes, it helps to have a few fun ideas up your sleeve. 1. Magna Tiles Robot

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I love this idea from Happy Toddler Playtime to create dinosaurs with the tiles! So fun and creative! You can write on them using a dry erase marker. (They wipe off easily!) We’ve practiced spelling our names and even practicing sight words. You could make some mix-and-match creatures! Just draw on the tiles and make some fun looking creatures! This is a valuable activity to help develop problem-solving skills, identify shapes, and work on geometry and spatial reasoning. These are important pre-math skills for your child to have.If toys are played with at the kitchen table, ensure the area is wiped down first, and food is put away. A marble maze is perfect for younger kids wanting to test their design skills. It also works well for older kids as they work to create more complex maze designs.