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Recently we were sent the GoldieBlox Craft-Struction Box from Educents to review! This was pretty exciting since we had never had any experience with GoldieBlox!
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The Craft-Struction Box combines the best of crafting and construction for the ultimate open-ended play experience!
- Builds spatial skills, engineering principles (prototyping), and confidence in problem-solving.
- Perfect for ages 6+
- Comes with 275+ pieces, including a poster, new construction pieces, stickers, and pompoms for the best crafting session ever!
- All building pieces are compatible with existing sets.
- Perfect gift for a curious and crafty kid.
My daughter wasn’t so sure what to think at first since she had never seen this. Once she realized what it was she got busy and spent hours creating!
She chose to make the Leap Bot first and absolutely loved him!
She made the Pom-Pom-apault next!
I took several video clips of her in action and shared our thoughts as we built new creations. She shares her final thoughts at the end of the video. She’s gotten to be quite the toy reviewer!
My 10 year old loves these too, and sat by her building. When we get review items they are usually intended for one of our children and this was obviously sent for Ladybug. But he soon realized that this “girl” toy is not just for girls. He loves building and creating too!
His car…
Final Thoughts…
As we mention in the video, we love our GoldieBlox set! I definitely recommend this kit, but there are a few things to note. My daughter is 7 and had very little trouble putting things together or following the plans. She did have some trouble taking some of the pieces apart and had to bring them to us for help. We had to use a pliers on some, they were pretty tight. This didn’t bother my kids, as they like that their creations don’t fall apart easily. They were fine with needing a bit of disassembling help.
My daughter ended up making all of the creations outlined in the kit and several of her own creations. I ask her in the video if she would like more GoldieBox and she does! That’s the true test for me.
As a mom, I love the concept, love the creativity involved, and even love the challenge of sticky pieces.
You can buy the GoldieBlox Craft-Struction Box here on Educents.
