Educational Toys Building Blocks, 244 Pieces Electric Screwdriver DIY Building Toys for Boys and Girls, Educational Construction Building kit for Kids Ages 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Year Old

I bought this toy for my 3 (nearly 4) year old daughter for Christmas. She absolutely loves it. It does have small pieces that a child will need to be old enough to know not to put in their mouth, and also how to keep them contained and not lose them. The pieces all fit inside the box provided; but we ended up using a Tupperware box with a lid, and I added my own cardboard dividers to keep the pieces separate as opposed to using the carrying box, so it doesn’t have to be continuously opened or otherwise dumped out to be played with. It features different difficulty levels of play with the easiest being the paper pictures with holes and the button type push ins; a level up would be working with screws and tools, and then attempting to build flat 2D pictures with the shapes on a blank background, or using the booklet provided to build 3D creations being the most difficult. The toy doesn’t come with enough nuts for all the screws and I think it should have more of these both. Otherwise my daughter wants to play with it all the time. She packs it up to take to her papa’s house and enjoys making different patterns on the board. By far her favorite gift; she even likes it better than her dollhouse I got her the year prior.

Love this toy kept the children busy for hours.

Purchased this for my grandkids (girl 11, boy 9) as part of a plan to keep them busy during a week long stay with us. Their parents are careful about limiting screen time and there are no kids around us to play with. Since I work from home, I needed to make sure they had plenty to do during the day. This toy turned out to be a HUGE hit with both kids! They absolutely loved the fact that the screwdriver actually worked. They made designs on the screen as well as upright creations. One day we went to visit an aunt and I wanted to make sure they had something to play with since this older aunt wouldn't have anything there. This is great because it gomes in a compact carrying case. This kept them busy for our 2 hour visit. They loved showing off their creativity. I would highly recommend this for boys and girls of almost any age.

bought this for my kids to teach them some life skills, useful knowledge and practice their hand and eye coordination, fine motor skills and enhance creativity. all my 2 and 4 year old love it. son takes the screwdriver and pretends to screw or fix everything around the house.

It's my 4.5 yr old's new favorite! Would highly reccommend. PROS: Easy to use and you can make a ton of different designs. Tools work well, drill needs 2 AA batteries. CONS: Poor storage. There are no compartments to store 244 individual pieces. DO: Order a CRAFTSMAN 10-Compartment Small Tool Storage Organizer, Plastic (CMST14021) to store all of the small pieces.

My boys absolutely love these that i got them for their birthday!

I would say this game is for four years old and up. It has so many different ways to use the game and comes with some instructions which we always appreciate. It’s colorful and kid friendly.

We gave this building set to our grand-daughter for her 4th birthday on November 1st. I wanted to get her a building toy that she would be interested in and with colors and projects that would appeal to her. She loved it and was excited to use the working electric drill/screwdriver toy that comes with the set. The electric screwdriver needs two AA batteries. It comes with three or four different bits so the child can learn to change the bit depending on the screw or nut he/she is tightening. There is also a regular hand-powered screwdriver. There are lots of screws, nuts, washers, bolts, and different types and sizes of colorful pieces you can use to build things. Everything is made of plastic and is of very good quality. You can make flat projects on the peg board, or can use the peg board as a base to build something that stands up. There are also a number of colorful pre-cut patterns that the child can use on the peg board and it comes with an instruction sheet to showing various things to build. This toy was a hit! I'm glad I bought it.

My toddler loves to watch her daddy build things. This was perfect to make her feel included. She really enjoys being a little worker. Super cute toy! And good for motor skills.

I purchased this a while back ago and I couldn't be happier! This innovative set not only entertained my child for hours but also sparked their creativity and problem-solving skills. The electric screwdriver added an exciting twist, making the building process both fun and educational. I highly recommend this engaging and enriching toy for parents looking to foster their child's learning through play!!

I bought the Parhlen Educational Toys Building Blocks for my 5-year-old, and it's been a hit! The 244 pieces provide endless possibilities for imaginative play. The electric screwdriver adds an extra element of fun and helps develop fine motor skills. My child spends hours constructing different creations, and I love seeing their creativity in action. The set is durable and well-made, perfect for both boys and girls. It's also a great educational tool, teaching problem-solving and spatial skills. Highly recommend for kids ages 3-10!"

We gave this to our son for his 3rd birthday. He's been tool obsessed since birth; so, this is a good toy for him, and a good distraction from stealing daddy's tools. Our son had a Melissa & Doug wooden tool set, but it was way too basic and oversized for his present skill-level; hence, this was the upgrade. PROS Lots of pieces for creativity CONS I wish it was made of metal, but it's all plastic and screws are likely to get stripped More bolts would be useful More pieces that can be screwed together would be nice Could use dividers in the carry-case so that everything isn't all thrown together Drill lacks power We aren't losing pieces, but we're a militant Montessori family; so, our son knows to clean up whatever he's presently playing with before starting on the next activity. If your household doesn't run like that, this has tonnes of small pieces and could be insanity to deal with (and very painful to step on). We're using our 3D printer to make some more parts, and to make a compatible drill-head for a beefier Stanley kid-toy-drill that we have so that he can drill faster. Overall, it's a good gift and our son is super stoked about it!

Acheté pour offrir en cadeau à mon petit-fils qui adore tout ce qui est bricolage. Il l'aime beaucoup.