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Learning Resources Gears! Gears! Gears! Super Building Set, 150 Pieces
Set your little engineer’s imagination in motion. Fun, bright colors and easy-to-assemble pieces help build fine motor skills and make this hands-on construction super set a whole new building experience. Set includes 150 pieces, storage tub and activity guide. Product Features Supports STEM skills by introducing children to sorting, grouping, counting, design, and construction Boosts
Categories: Building Toys
$37.17Amazon.com Price
(as of April 20, 2020 5:09 am GMT+0000 - Details)
Added on: October 9, 2017 - More: Comments & Reviews
Product Description
Set your little engineer’s imagination in motion. Fun, bright colors and easy-to-assemble pieces help build fine motor skills and make this hands-on construction super set a whole new building experience. Set includes 150 pieces, storage tub and activity guide.
Product Features
- Supports STEM skills by introducing children to sorting, grouping, counting, design, and construction
- Boosts fine motor skills while promoting reasoning and problem solving
- Gears set includes 66 colorful gears (blue, green, orange, red, purple), 36 square pillars, 31 six-way axles, 8 pillar connectors, 8 interlocking bases, 2 crank handles, 1 plastic storage tub, and activity guide
- Great for ages 3+
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My 4 yr old grandson LOVES this toy. I bought this last summer for my grandson, then decided he needed to be a bit older. Just gave it to him, now that he’s four. His mother says “he’s obsessed with it.” A big hit. He’s one of those kids who is fascinated by how things work, so this is perfect for him, and he now has the patience to really enjoy this.
… 5 and got these for his birthday and we love these things My little guy just turned 5 and got these for his birthday and we love these things. And by “we”, I mean we- this is one of those toys that’s fun for parents too. Figuring out how to build different set ups that can move and turn is pretty danged fun. I can see these lasting awhile, right now he’s building gizmos that are pretty un-complex, but he’ll be able to use these for many years and keep building gear set-ups that are more complex. Engineering, building, movement, dexterity,…
Good intro to gears…start basic and let the child go with it. These were a 3rd birthday gift for our granddaughter. It was “early” to give it, but she made spome simple two and three gear constructions. By the time she was almost a year older, she was able to work in 3 dimensions. It’s never too early to introduce a toy like this, but only show the most basic steps. The child will grow into it, and with exploring will expand on her/his own.