VIAHART Brain Flakes - Educational, Creative Building Toy, Tested for Children's Safety, 500 Interlocking Plastic Discs, with Storage Jar. A great STEM Toy for Boys and Girls

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The other day, the kids spend an entire afternoon building different Pokemon (yes, my kids are into Pokemon – ahh the memories! I asked who’d made it, and my teenager laughed and told me she’d Googled how to build it while we were out.

VIAHART Brain Flakes 500 Piece Interlocking Plastic Disc Set | A Creative and Educational Alternative to Building Blocks | Tested for Children's Safety | A Great STEM Toy for Both Boys and Girls! Teaching my 8-year-old daughter about science is important, and I’m always trying to find new ways to introduce STEM concepts to her without losing her attention. It’s not a sophisticated packaging system, but these plastic connector pieces don’t need anything fancy; they can be thrown back into the container once playtime is over, and the plastic handle made it easy to transport them from place to place.The EMIDO Building Blocks Kids Educational Building Discs Set is built on the same premise as Brain Flakes, but there are a few differences. Cookies collect information about your preferences and your devices and are used to make the site work as you expect it to, to understand how you interact with the site, and to show advertisements that are targeted to your interests. The two of them snapped the pieces together to build trees, snowflakes, and colorful buildings, and there wasn’t a single argument between them during that time.

All of the discs were the same size and shape, though the colors varied, and they looked a bit like flowers. The design concept behind Brain Flakes is simple: they’re flat, quarter-sized discs that snap together so you can build whatever you want. These dimensions and weight do not include the packaging | Watch our video to learn more about this product: youtube.We had the Team Rocket theme song playing on repeat as each kid took a turn being the ‘bad guys’ and then saving the day. Once I did, she dumped the pieces out on the table and got to work building giant towers and oddly shaped houses.