Tisso-Toys magnetic construction set MAGNES ŁAMIGNAT 11028 M – magnetic building toy

Tisso-Toys MAGNES ŁAMIGNAT 11028 M is a magnetic construction set designed for creative play and early STEM learning. The set contains magnetized components that connect easily to form geometric shapes, simple models and free-form structures. It supports development of fine motor skills, hand–eye coordination and spatial reasoning while providing a hands-on way to explore magnetic attraction and basic construction principles.

Advantages

The magnetic connection system allows quick assembly and disassembly without tools, making the set suitable for repeated use in home or classroom environments. Components are lightweight and shaped for easy gripping, facilitating independent play for children and guided activities for educators. The variety of pieces encourages open-ended design, enabling multiple configurations from flat mosaics to three-dimensional constructions.

Suitable for

• Creative play and open-ended building
• Early STEM activities and basic physics demonstrations
• Fine motor skill development and hand–eye coordination practice
• Group activities in preschool or elementary classroom settings

Key specifications

• Magnetic construction components with easy snap-together connections
• Mixed shapes designed for forming two- and three-dimensional models
• Materials: durable, lightweight plastics with embedded magnets
• Compact, reconfigurable set intended for small-group or individual use

How to use

Select components and bring magnetic faces close together to allow the magnets to align and secure the parts. Start with simple flat patterns to learn how pieces attract and repel, then progress to building towers or joined shapes to explore stability and balance. Pieces can be rearranged quickly, enabling iterative design and experimentation during play sessions. Supervise younger children to ensure safe handling of small parts and to guide constructive play.

Usage recommendations

Use on a flat, stable surface to build steady structures. Rotate between guided tasks—such as following a simple model—and free play to develop both following-instructions skills and creativity. Store components in a labeled container to keep sets complete and avoid loss of small parts.