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What Are Picasso Floor-Tile Magnets? Picasso tiles inspire imagination and creativity in children. Picasso Tiles are made of durable, clear vinyl. There are also a wide selection of square- and triangular-shaped options. Children can build their own cars, trucks, and buildings. Each square tile has both a magnet attraction and pull. Magna-Tiles makes the best magnetic tiles for children. They are available in rectangular and magnetic square sizes. It is a great way encourage creativity, and to let your imagination run wild. With this magnetic puzzle set, kids can have tons of fun building their own cars, homes, and bridges. It's fun, educational, and great for your health. Here are three Magna-Tiles activities that will teach your child about magnets while having a lot of fun. Magnetic Tiles-Build a Bridge. You'll need a piece or cut board, two screws with nuts at each end and non-stick glue. On one half of the flat board, use a pencil to draw a building or bridge. Lay the magnet-coated, magnetic tiles on the board. Place the picture on top. Magnetic House. Construct a simple, wooden house. Then paint the house with white paint and stick the magnetic tiles to it. Place the photo of a beautiful home inside the box. Children will have a lot of fun making their own house and using their imagination as they decorate it. Play Doh Toy. This magnetic tiles building block includes everything kids need to create a toy, including play dough, a mold and a brush to paint the play dough. The white ceramic material is just as realistic as real play dough. They just need to put the toy into the box and draw on the ceramic material a shape to make it look like play dough. Magnetic Picasso Tiles. These magnetic Picasso tile are made from clear plastic, with a magnetic pattern on it. Once the tiles are laid on the table or floor, kids can attach magnets to them. Kids will enjoy drawing all kinds of shapes on the plastic to make it look like Picasso's famous paintings. Metal Rivets. These magnetic tiles are made with metal rivets. These magnetic Picasso tiles have metal rivets. The best part is that kids can decorate their rooms with stickers and paint. This is a great choice if your child wants something with a unique design. Toy Stem approved. This toy is suitable for those who are looking for a magnet, metal or clear plastic toy. Not only will the toy be made out of the highest quality materials, it will also be safe enough to use around small kids. This will help you ensure that your kid does not get injured while playing with this magnetic piece that is made from plastic and metal rivets. The stem-approved magnetic tiles come in a variety of sizes, so you can pick the one that fits best in your child's space. Magnets With Stem-Approved Symbols There are many magnets available that can be customized to your child's liking, including different sizes and symbols. These magnets can be added to magnetic tiles and made to look like a Picasso work of art. Plastic Tiles With Stem Approved Symbols. There are many shapes to choose from. You can also buy different colors of magnets. These Picasso tiles have magnet pieces that can break apart to make small metal rivets. For a more vibrant look, you can add different designs to the rivets. The smaller pieces can come apart very easily, and the small metal rivets can come apart without damaging the tiles when they get in contact with other things in the room. Non-Toxic Materials These Picasso tiles have the greatest advantage: they are made of non-toxic materials. These rivets are made from mild steel, which can also be used for other purposes. These products are non-toxic and can therefore be safe for pets as well as children.
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