📚 Elongdi 130 Pieces Educational Non Toxic: Boost Learning & Eco-Friendly Fun Review

They sent two sets, one for each scholarship set. In any case, the younger girl was alone to taste them. A five-year-old girl built a pyramid and was very pleased with herself. Her seven-year-old cousin experimented with using the magnetic ends of sticks to create a long, flexible "line." It was a crown, belt, etc. A nine-year-old girl was skiing with her father; her nine-year-old cousin was doing his homework. I will update this review when I have something to say. I definitely think this gift

Ok my rating is based on the kit itself and the cost. First, the packaging was really well done. Everything is housed in a nice foam box. You can also quickly stow it away in the supplied bag. My 6 year old started building right away. He mixed with his Geomags, which cost 2.5 times as much. For him he didn't notice any difference. However, he's only 6 years old, so he didn't realize that the magnets weren't that strong, the ends of the sticks were smaller, and the balls were slightly smaller…

I thought the whole set were magnets, when actually only chopsticks are magnets. The balls are metal, so they stick to the sticks but not to each other. Since the balls aren't magnetic, when my kids throw the bags away, they have to be very careful not to let the pieces of ball fly around the room. Also, the instructions show different things you can do, which is a bit misleading. Some of these things are cool, but they're almost impossible to put together without them collapsing on their own…

I think this product is not age appropriate. I brought this as a gift for my 3 year old grandson as he loves building with magnetic tiles. I found the magnets to be larger and the metal magnetic balls attached. Magnetic pins are about an inch or so in diameter. The magnetic balls are smaller than marbles and separate. I have to say that I didn't read the product description. While my grandson was fascinated building this with them, they were difficult to manage and frustrated. The most…

I think this will be a great toy for STEM, critical thinking and skill development. However, in the market, it is suitable for children over 3 years old and the parts are tiny. I thought the sticks were longer and had balls on the magnetic ends. The silver spheres are not fixed and not a magnetic part as there are tiny magnets on both sides (poles) of even smaller sticks. The sticks are smaller than a segment of the joint, and each individual piece can easily choke, let alone multiple pieces…

The product image was a bit misleading. Our 9 year old with autism is very technical and LOVES building. We thought it would be a good birthday gift. He opened it, turned it around a bit, and then quickly lost interest. They are quite limited in what can be built. Especially for those who are used to Lego. I've seen that they can be useful for learning and building geometric shapes, but there are quicker and easier ways to do it. No, I wouldn't recommend buying them as gifts unless the child is

Good quality, strong magnets, many mounting options. This is a pretty cool set and the kids love it. Why four instead of five stars? (1) It's much smaller than you think from the pictures. We're talking paperback size. Yes, there is a lot of detail and fun to play with, but the photos don't quite show the scale. You can easily fit 100 sets in the passenger seat of your car, leaving room for more. The box it comes in is really nice though - it's not just "cardboard box and ziplock bag" like a…