Description

CONNETIX 50 Piece Pastel Transport Pack

The CONNETIX 50 Piece Pastel Transport Pack is perfect for little vehicle enthusiasts, offering creative building opportunities for the whole family. This set includes an exclusive reversible light grey transport base and two clear motion bases—all with real rubber wheels—alongside a variety of magnetic tiles in beautiful pastel tones, allowing children to design and build their own vehicles.

Key features include:

Real rubber wheels: Provides smooth movement and stability.
Magnetic tile shapes: Create a range of vehicles, from trucks and trains to aircraft.
STEAM learning opportunities: Children explore magnetism, motion, force, and gravity through play.

The open-ended design encourages creativity and adapts as children grow, making it suitable for a wide range of ages and abilities. Compatible with the entire CONNETIX range, this set offers endless possibilities for imaginative play. Recommended by Dr Gummer’s Good Play Guide.

What our testers said

“I think I can make anything with these” – Boy, aged 6

“My vehicle changes so it can fly, go on water or be a tank. They should have these in the real Army” – Boy, aged 7

What our experts think

The Connetix 50 Piece Pastel Transport Pack immediately engaged all children, regardless of age. The tiles sparked the children’s imagination in various ways from building vehicles that could drive and even fly to building houses on wheels that they then added magnetic characters to.

The testers maintained focus and attention while playing with the tiles and were therefore entertained for long periods of time. The testers used trial and error learning to work out what pieces they needed to create their design. The children were able to develop their fine motor skills and hand eye coordination while using their creativity to make various vehicles and create stories surrounding their builds. The magnetised tiles meant that the creations built were robust and didn’t fall down or break easily. If the children’s creations did break, the children were happy to rebuild them, adapting their design to make it stronger next time. Overall, the set provided abundant opportunities for exploration, enjoyment and learning through play.