Holly has always had a love of construction toys, she has a logical mind and is good with her fingers. We’ve loved Geomag for years and we were recently sent a brilliant new Geomaf Confetti set. This set has been brilliant whilst we’ve been stuck indoors and a great way to entertain the children.
The Geomag Confetti 127 Piece set consists of 61 spheres, 60 light blue, orange, red and green rods, 4 square platforms and 2 pentagonal platforms. The rods and spheres are magnets and connect easily together, meaning you can create lots of models.
It also includes an instruction sheet with suggestions on models to make, which is great to get children started. Holly couldn’t wait to get started.
She started off making simply models, before moving onto harder models.
Holly was able to do play on her own and didn’t need any help from me. She worked out that she could make her model work together. Holly made this pyramid and then worked on a square.
She then put the two together to make a bigger model.
Holly was very happy with the finished model!
We love Geomag, its a great way to teach children about science and engineering, whilst being fun too. In essence its an educational construction toy, teaching children about forces and magnetism. Holly hasn’t stopped playing with it since it arrived. She was very happy, when she made a two story model.
The Geomag Confetti 127 Piece set RRP £70 and is available from Amazon.
I have a great giveaway for one lucky reader to win a Geomag Confetti set. All you have to do to enter is head to the rafflecopter below, it ends on Sunday 19th April 2020. Good Luck!
Disclosure: I was kindly sent our Geomag set in return for an honest review. All views, opinions are my own.
