Wooden Unit Blocks for Open-Ended Building Play, Smooth-Sanded Rubberwood for Buildings and Bridges

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$201.54
Sale price  $201.54 Regular price 

Wooden Unit Blocks for Open-Ended Building Play, Smooth-Sanded Rubberwood for Buildings and Bridges

$201.54
Sale price  $201.54 Regular price 
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Wooden unit blocks give children a hands-on way to turn ideas into buildings, bridges and other structures. The smooth-sanded rubberwood pieces invite open-ended construction, letting young builders arrange, test and rebuild their own designs.

As children explore geometric and engineering builds, block play offers practice in fine motor control, spatial thinking and problem solving. Select an 84-piece, 135-piece or 218-piece set to suit the scale of the building projects you have in mind.

Features

  • Smooth-sanded rubberwood pieces for hands-on construction.
  • Open-ended play encourages children to create their own buildings and bridges.
  • Geometric and engineering builds offer opportunities to practice spatial thinking and problem solving.
  • Three set sizes provide different piece counts for building projects.

Specifications

  • Product type: Wooden Unit Blocks
  • Material: Rubberwood
  • Surface: Smooth-sanded
  • Set sizes: 84 pieces; 135 pieces; 218 pieces
  • Sizing basis: Basic unit block measurement: 1.4 × 2.8 × 5.5 inches; individual pieces follow this unit-based sizing system.
  • Play format: Open-ended geometric and engineering construction

Frequently Asked Questions

How many blocks are included in each set?

The wooden unit blocks come in three separately selectable set sizes: 84 pieces, 135 pieces or 218 pieces. Choose the piece count that suits the scale of your planned builds.

Are all the wooden blocks 1.4 × 2.8 × 5.5 inches?

No. The wooden unit blocks use 1.4 × 2.8 × 5.5 inches as the basic unit measurement for their sizing system; that measurement does not mean every piece has identical dimensions.

What can children build with these unit blocks?

Children can use these unit blocks to create buildings, bridges and other structures. Open-ended construction lets them try different arrangements and work through building challenges.

What are the unit blocks made from?

The unit blocks are made from smooth-sanded rubberwood, giving children wooden pieces to arrange and build with.

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