Have you ever heard the saying “your mind is a magnet”? Geomag certainly has. In 1998, they became the first producer of magnetic construction toys. Simple rods and spheres held together by a magical force of attraction. Fast forward to 2021 and this global, multi-award-winning innovator continues to harvest the power of magnetism in play and after a year like no other are delighted to be giving kids the opportunity to build smart play into their everyday lives. It might be a relatively new concept for kids but smart-playing has always been at the heart of the Swiss-based brand that has been promoting learning by playing activity through ingenious magnetic toys.
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The Geomag original magnetic construction set is for ages 5-99 years. It’s made out of 100% recycled plastic and contains 78 pieces. You’ll find 2 storage boxes inside to keep all of the pieces organized and safely stored together.
78-Pieces include: 28 multi-colored rods, 20 metal spheres, 16 orange triangles, 12 red squares and 2 yellow octagon pieces.
Children will learn fine motor skills, learning by playing and it sparks their creativity & imagination. Inside the box you’ll find an instruction booklet to help you get started.
Like most little boys my almost 6 year old son loves to sit down and play with building sets. All kinds of different building sets and will play with them for hours. The majority of the time he combine different sets together, so that he can come up with some big elaborate layout of a village, space center, autos, rockets, buildings, spaceships, boats, etc.
GEOMAG Magnetic Construction Set is a versatile play set. The things he can create with it are limitless. His play time is never the same thing twice. The pieces are compact in size and light-weight. Thanks to the two included storage boxes you can take the set over to a friend’s house, Grandma’s house or take it with you when traveling. (Always important to pack toys for the kids).
The Geomag Supercolor 78 Piece Set can be found at Target.com and at other retailers across the nation. It would make a great birthday gift or holiday gift for any young child on your gift-giving list. You can connect with the brand over on Facebook.
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Giveaway: One lucky winner is going to win a GEOMAG – The Original Magnetic Construction Toy (the 52 piece set). Good Luck!
Giveaway Details: This giveaway is open to residents of the US ONLY age 18 and over. Please read our Terms of Service & Disclaimer Policy before entering. This giveaway will close on August 2nd, 2021 at 11:59 pm EST time. No purchase necessary to enter or win.
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Yes we played with legos. I’d give this to my kids
I used to play with lincoln logs and waffle blocks. Also duplos and legos.
I had Tinker Toys- but really coveted my friend’s Lincoln Logs set
When I was a kid I didn’t have cool things like this, but I loved lincoln logs, legos, building blocks, so I’d say yes I did!
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I had regular lego’s as a kid. This set if I won would be given to my nephew.
I played with Lincoln logs, Legos, and Tinker toys. My favorite was probably the Lincoln logs and Tinker toys because they gave you enough pieces to build something. I would give this set to a niece and nephew if I won.
When my son was younger, we would use legos to build things.
i believe i did
I remember playing with Lincoln Logs. I would give this to my niece.
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I loved construction sets when I was a kid, and I know my nephew loves them now. I would give this so him if I win!
I played with Lincoln logs then Legos I will give it to my grandson
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I will give this to my niece!
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I didnt really play with construction toys but my brother did. He played knex. I would give this to my daughter if I won.
No, i never liked building sets, but my nephew does and I would give this to him.
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played with the old legos
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I played with Legos and wood blocks. My sons would love this set.
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Yes, I loved playing with legos and lincoln logs. They are still so much fun with my kids.
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I have a grandson about the same age as your son and he loves anything to do with building and construction so this would be for him.
I played with construction sets such as Lincoln logs and other building stuff. I would give this to my granddaughter who loves to build.
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I did not have any when I was growing up. This will be for the girls, they will like it.
I played with wood blocks and legos.
I’ll give this to my friends’ daughter.
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I don’t remember playing with constructions sets when I was a kid not sure they had them then. If I won this one I would give it to my best friend’s grandson.
I am OLD!! Lincoln logs and leggs were are building stuff. this would go to my great niece who loves builting and creating stuff