IQ BUILDERSTEM Learning Toys | Creative Construction Engineering | Fun Educational Building Set for Boys & Girls Ages 3-10 | Top Blocks Game Kit

Kids love these, keeps them busy for hours. So much creativity can stem from these, many build options.

I purchased this for my 4 year old nephew I think he likes it. He loves to build and I think it is perfect for that.

This set was a big hit for my grandsons who are 12,10, and 7. Kept them busy for two days. The parts were easy to build with connecting easily but firmly. Colorful, easy to create a variety of items of their own design. Would highly recommend.

My daughter (3.5) has been playing with this for over two years and liked it so much that we purchased a second set. The pieces fit together at different angles, which allows for a lot of creativity with assembly. Our only problem was the wheels; the axel pieces broke very quickly, leaving us without functional wheels.

Bought this as a gift. It came in just as we ordered and very quickly. Just what we needed and wanted!

My 6 year old son loves it so much ! Thank you

Great for young minds to explore creating things.

I picked this up because I've been looking for some educational toys for some children I've been looking after. They all enjoy building blocks and legos, but I wanted to find something a little more intuitive for them.This is an excellent little construction set that is extremely versatile and well made. Feels solid, yet the pieces separate easily when needed, and due to the vast number of ways the pieces can be connected, the possibilities are limitless of what can be built. Comes with a nice plastic case and feels really well made.This would have been a solid 4/5 stars except for one glaring mistake. A booklet is included with many different things that can be constructed with the set, animals, vehicles etc. All great except when I realized that a LOT of these designs can't be built with just one set - you'd need at least two for most of them because there aren't enough of each particular piece. It's extremely difficult to explain to a special needs child why something can't be constructed exactly as it appears on the page. They get extremely focused and almost OCD on matching the picture, so even trying something simple like substituting one short yellow piece for a blue does not go down well. It turned what was a really fun activity into a frustrating experience. Why would you include a booklet of designs that can't be achieved? Apart from that flaw, it's a great kit.