Beginner set, red box

This red box holds the basic shapes for a first build on the living room rug. Squares form the floor, triangles close up the roof, and the clear colored plastic catches the morning sun from the window. When dinner is ready, the whole pile sweeps into the fabric bag.

Squares and triangles

The basic shapes do the heavy lifting here. Small hands start by laying flat roads across the carpet, then pull the corners upward until the edges find each other and click into a house.

Window panes

A few square tiles have open frames in the middle instead of solid plastic. They make good lookout spots for small plastic animals, or doorways for toy cars rolling into a makeshift garage.

Sunlight through color

The panels are clear tinted plastic with smooth faces. Put a cube on a sunny windowsill and colored squares scatter across the floorboards like stained glass, shifting as the afternoon wears on.

Swept into the bag

Magnets stick together in tall, neat stacks when playtime is over. Slide them into the included storage bag and tuck the red box into a low shelf until the next morning.