Classic World's EVA building blocks are the perfect outdoor play set that allows children to build walls, structures, and creative constructions. The soft EVA material ensures safety, while the variety of pieces guarantees long-lasting and engaging play. Children can collaborate to create complex projects and develop their imagination and construction skills .

Characteristic:

• - Toy for children from 3 years old
• - 90 pieces in the set
• - Many building variants
• - Soft EVA material safe for children
• - Can be stored in a container/warehouse (code: CW70158)

The set includes:

• - 15 gray rectangles
• - 35 white and gray rectangles
• - 20 black rectangles
• - 6 gray squares
• - 14 white and gray squares

The toy develops:

• - Creativity
• - Logical thinking
• - Fine motor skills
• - Spatial imagination

Here are some examples of how you can use these building blocks:

1. Architectural Constructions: Children can use soft bricks to build various architectural structures, such as houses, towers, bridges, and castles. They can create their own designs or imitate familiar structures. This develops their construction skills, spatial awareness, and problem-solving skills.
2. Artistic Creations: EVA building blocks can be used to create creative artistic creations. Children can arrange the blocks into various patterns and shapes, creating abstract or realistic images. They can also experiment with colors and textures to create unique works of art.
3. Mazes and Obstacle Courses: Thanks to the flexible properties of soft bricks, children can build mazes and obstacle courses. They can create varying levels of difficulty that require precision, concentration, and manual dexterity. This develops motor coordination and planning skills.
4. Interactive toys: EVA bricks can be used to create interactive toys like puzzles, jigsaws, and vehicles. Children can create different models and experiment with different combinations, which develops their logical and creative skills.
5. Group Play: EVA bricks are perfect for group play. Children can build larger structures, cities, or landscapes together, engaging in collaboration and communication . This develops social skills such as cooperation, negotiation, and conflict resolution.