102 piece dinosaur magnetic tiles with eight dinosaurs

The living room rug turns into a smoking crater before lunch. We made this box with enough printed panels, triangular slopes, and solid figures to build out a lush jungle river on one side and a red mountain on the other. Children snap walls up around the animals, knock them flat, and start the story over again.

Volcano and lake prints

Dark stone patterns, glowing orange magma, and cool blue water run across the faces of these clear panels. Light passes through the plastic and paints the hardwood floor in fiery red and deep blue shadows.

Jointed figures on feet

Several prehistoric beasts stand on their own thick pads or walk between the towers. Children hinge the legs and tilt the tails to perch them on flat roofs or hide them inside triangular caves.

Wide edges that snap

Our magnets sit along the outer perimeter of each shape, so towers pull together with a crisp sound. A high peaked crater stays upright while small hands drop plastic rocks down the middle.

Quick clearing into the bin

When it is time for dinner, tall walls collapse flat into neat stacks with a single sweep of the hand. The dinosaurs go right on top and the whole valley settles into the toy chest.