Magnet tiles ball run

If you are looking for creative learning activities and the best ways to make the most of your magnetic tiles then you have come to the right place.

Jana - play, craft, DIY & playroom inspiration, UGC Creator on Instagram: "Do you enjoy building and constructing ball runs together with your kids? I love doing it (even though it can be exhausting 🤪 I’m not gonna lie 🙈) and it’s amazing to see how much they have picked up over time. We built this magnetic tile ball run together last week and my boys had a big input in the design. We built a similar ball run before Christmas but they wanted it to be bigger so I let them guide the way and…

Looking for more vertical play opportunities for your child? Try out this ball run! The first step is to find a large magnetic surface – it could be a magnetic whiteboard or chalkboard, refrigerator,...

Alice | Open-ended Play | Magnetic Tiles | 📌 SAVE for an this EASY build that only used 25 tiles!! Many of you have asked for fun builds that doesn’t take as many tiles. Here is a … | Instagram

Ball runs are a great way to encourage hours of screen-free play and fun. Follow us to get inspiration for your next ball run with MAGNA-TILES! ✨ #MAGNATILES #ballruns #kidstoys #kidsactivities...

MAGNA-TILES® | Magnetic Tiles on Instagram: "Here is a quick tutorial following our most recent ball run post! Follow along as we show you step-by-step how to create your own. Building tip: By creating a strong base and adding supports as you build up, you can build a taller track for your ball to go down. In this ball run, we used: ❤️One Classic 100-Piece Set ❤️One Downhill Duo Set Let us know in the comments if this was helpful! #MAGNATILES #kidsactivities #ballrun #kidstoys…

Alice | Open-ended Play | Magnetic Tiles on Instagram: "⭐️SAVE this for SIMPLE ball run inspo! We continue with the basics and made a ball run with @connetix_tiles isosceles triangles and squares. Here is what you need: 🌈 36 small squares 🌈 36 isosceles triangles All you have to do is use the small squares to sandwich the isosceles triangles to create a ramp. This is what I call #easypeasyplay ! FOLLOW @pandamommyteacher for more play inspiration. 💫 #stemtoys #stemforkids…

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31K views · 342 reactions | Make a simple car ramp with CONNETIX! Got a Rectangles Pack and 12 square tiles? Then you’re all set to build this super simple car ramp! @hanz.arfan creates this colourful track that’s not only easy to make but so much fun to play with—perfect for little builders! Plus, you can experiment with balls on it too! Grab your Rectangle and Square Packs to start building. PS: Tag us in your creations so we can share in the fun! Happy Playing! 🌈 #CONNETIX…

Alice | Open-ended Play | Magnetic Tiles on Instagram: "🌈 Let your imagination soar with our awesome magnetic tile rainbow castle and car/ball ramp! Dive into a world of colors, shapes, and endless fun! Build, play, and learn as you explore the magic of magnets and creativity! Comment “CASTLE” for more details. 🏰 📥SAVE to try ➡️SHARE with a friend ❤️ FOLLOW for more #stemtoys #stemforkids #magnetictiles #playbasedlearning #invitationtoplay #invitationtocreate #openendedtoys…

MAGNA-TILES® | Magnetic Tiles | Making a Magna-Tiles® marble run is a great way to keep little ones (and adults) busy. Explore basic laws of physics as well as what hap... | Instagram

23.3K likes, 62 comments. “Mini Rainbow Road 🌈 This is a mini version of our rainbow road. You only need 38 tiles. I used our @Connetix Tiles rainbow mega pack to create this. The cars are from @Hot Wheels. Tiles Used: 🌈3 large squares 🌈18 squares 🌈10 isosceles triangles 🌈7 equilateral triangles You can roll down cars or balls. 📥SAVE to try, FOLLOW for more.”

Similarities and differences between Connetix VS Magna-Tiles. How to choose between the two?