Construction

We have just launched a new range called Crystal Polydron. The size of the pieces are the same as our Original Polydron, the shapes are all solid and are totally transparent. They look stunning on light tables and against a light source. The introduction of transparent pieces allows you to see inside the structure.

Most children at school start learning about magnetism with the use of bar magnets, horseshoe magnets or magnetic marbles.

Portland Public School kindergarten teacher Nicki Eybel recently sent us a great question:

The etymology of geometry comes from Ancient Greek from 2 words - "ge" which means "earth" and "metria" which means "measuring".

We are excited to announce that we have now started to make our favourite ranges in wood!

It has become increasingly essential for young children to explore their external outdoor environment during the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS). Indeed, it is now a requirement for all children to have access to an outdoor play area or to take part in outdoor activities unless circumstances such as the weather prevent it.

The world of magnetic construction is filled with products that build from 2 dimensional to 3 dimensional models quickly and easily and provide many hours of fun and creativity, so why choose Magnetic Polydron over any of the other items on the market place?

Giant Polydron exists in a very competitive field within the early years education field, and of course there are many good and worthy competitors out there. So why would you choose this product as opposed to some of the others?

I first discovered Polydron at my primary school, they said it was a fun and educational toy for kids to play with, they were right! It's really fun, you can make whatever you want! It teaches kids how to be creative by making things.