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PicassoTiles Building Chip Interlocking Disc Construction Blocks in Color Yellow

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A fun alternative to building blocks, the PicassoTiles 108 piece all yellow interconnecting chips (SKU: PTF108-YLW) click together simply and easily for children as young as 3, while still being an entertaining toy puzzle, and even a fun brain activity for adults nurture problem-solving, hand-eye coordination, and fine motor skills. This toy set creates an environment for STEM learning, tailored for school-aged children, this structural chip set seamlessly integrates imaginative play with academic enrichment. This set contains only yellow interconnecting chips.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eva E. ★★★★★

Bought these for my daughter's quiet time and she'll sit for almost an hour clicking the chips into little houses. The 108 pieces being all one color was a smart call since it cuts down on the arguing over who gets which piece. They snap together easily enough that even my 3-year-old can do it alone

Benjamin Y. ★★★★★

My 4-year-old figured out how the chips click together within minutes, and the all-yellow set makes it easy to keep track of the pieces. The interlocking discs hold tight enough that her little towers don't collapse every time she bumps the table.

Owen Z. ★★★★★

Bought the 108-piece all-yellow set to add to our mixed bin and the color consistency is oddly satisfying — no faded or mismatched chips in the batch. They click together with barely any pressure, which means my 3-year-old can pull them apart without me hovering.