What a delight it was to watch a number of children play with Brick Mates! No screens, no sequins and no television characters. But more importantly, these toys naturally engage a number of cognitive areas at once: visuospatial functioning, executive functioning (planning and organization) as well as higher order categorization and even early language skills. Brick mates, like Legos, move seamlessly from more organized, step-by-step driven tasks to free-form creative play. These are brain-building toys that can be used independently, cooperatively or even therapeutically. I can’t say enough about them, they’re magic.

KEY BENEFITS & FEATURES:
- Easy to snap down and take apart interlocking toy bricks
- Quickly reach age-appropriate development milestones
- Create wall worthy 3D art with included snap-on wall hanger
- Compatible with other popular brick playsets
- Includes extra bricks just in case you lose a few
- Comes with zip top storage bag
- Ideal travel puzzle set, pieces stay in place

HOW TO PLAY:
- Clear base plate reveals a full color, numbered template.
- Follow the number pattern for how high to stack your bricks.
- The color fields tell you which color bricks to use.
- Make your art more detailed & realistic by placing the puffy stickers on top of the bricks.
- Hang your masterpiece on the wall with included snap-on wall hanger!
BrickMates STEM Toys Are For The Parents Who Want Less Screen Time, More Development & Loads of Fun For Their Child
Helps Quickly Develop Age-Appropriate Essential Skills
Brick Mates effectively helps improve your child’s:
You Won’t Step On These Bricks! Put Them Away And The Pieces Stay!
What People Are Saying…
Parents, Teachers & Doctors alike love Brick Mates and so do the little ones!
Less Screen Time, More Puzzles!

STEM Learning
Brick Mates® puzzles and activity toys offer an introduction to early STEM learning through brain-building play.
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