Beginner set, green box

Squares, tall triangles, and open window panels spill out on the carpet in clear jewel tones. Small hands snap edges together flat, then pull the middle up into a small house or a crooked tower. When dinner is ready, the whole pile slides right into the fabric bag.

First simple shapes

A child starts by laying squares in a row or folding four walls up around a floor tile. The magnets click into place along every rim, holding the shape steady until a stray elbow takes it down.

Light through panels

Sunlight coming through a low window turns the clear colored plastic into bright patches across the floorboards. Stacking two different tints makes a third shade where the panels overlap in the middle of a wall.

Peeking through windows

The cutout frames make quick front doors for small plastic animals and lookout points at the top of a roof. Triangles snap right over the frames to turn a basic cube into a pointed barn.

Quick floor sweep

Tidying up goes fast because the pieces pull themselves together into neat stacks on the rug. The included bag takes the whole green box worth of tiles with room left for quick packing.