Building Blocks

Let’s explore some of the educational building blocks available at Canadian Classroom:

Arckit: Arckit is a versatile architectural modeling system that allows users to create detailed structures, buildings, and designs. It’s an excellent tool for developing spatial awareness and creativity. Arckit is recommended for older children and teenagers, typically ages 12 and above. Its intricate design and architectural modeling features make it more suitable for advanced builders.

Korbo: Korbo offers building blocks designed to enhance fine motor skills and spatial understanding. These blocks come in various shapes and sizes, encouraging children to experiment and build. They are ideal for children aged 3 years and older, as they promote fine motor skills and spatial understanding.

Pix-it: Pix-it provides colorful interlocking blocks that promote 3D comprehension. Children can assemble and disassemble these blocks to create imaginative structures. Pix-it blocks are suitable for children aged 4 years and older.

Roylco: Roylco’s building blocks focus on tactile exploration and sensory development. They come in different textures, colors, and patterns, making them ideal for sensory play. Roylco blocks cater to younger children.

Wise I: Basic Set (Code 6005): The Wise I Basic Set is a comprehensive building kit that fosters logical thinking and problem-solving. It includes various shapes and connectors for endless construction possibilities. The Wise I Basic Set is designed for children aged 5 years and older.

Tuki-Toys: Tuki-Toys offers eco-friendly wooden blocks that encourage creativity and open-ended play. These blocks are perfect for developing fine motor skills and spatial reasoning. Tuki-Toys wooden blocks are perfect for children aged 3 years and older.

Building blocks are not only fun but also essential for cognitive development. They enhance creativity, motor skills, and understanding of spatial relationships. Remember to consider the developmental stage and interests of the child when choosing building blocks.