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Qubits STEM Construction Set - 100 Pieces: an Open Play Engineering and Building Toy for Kids Ages 4 and Up
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About Qubits STEM Construction Set - 100 Pieces: An Open
An exciting building adventure awaits with this Qubits Toy Building Set For Kids. This STEM Educational Toy has 84 pieces, which can be put together to create a large range of creations. NO RETAIL BOX!. The pieces fit in a variety of storage bins. The pieces in this package can build a tower over five feet tall! Modular design teaches kids STEM lessons while they play! An easy to assemble, snap-together toy that teaches about modular design and geometric shapes. A design science toy that mimics nature with its triangulated system. Qubits toy lets kids know that geometry can be fun, artistic, colorful and challenging. Qubits is also useful to older age groups when applied to middle school projects involving STEAM activities and ROBOTICS! Semi-permanent and quite strong assemblies can be built. It uses your imagination for power. Build Big Fast! Qubits are a Construction Toy alternative that not only helps your child understand modular design and geometric shapes, but are fun as well. Qubits are easily assembled and have the ability to create a variety of absolutely AMAZING shapes. Qubits are unique in the way that they assemble with the use of just (2) different shapes! It is a lesson in modular forms. Good toys play together! Combines with ALL major Construction Toys on the market. Fuel your imagination with these connection pieces. Everyone can play with this toy because there is no limit to what can be made. The Qubits toy is strong and can be played with by sending it down a slope, stairway or just tossing it across the carpet to see it roll. Build a bridge across the countertops in your kitchen, the challenges are endless. This small parent-owned company created a way to teach design with a toy and it is catching on at school districts across America.
