Fix It! Tool Set
A plastic tool set for little hands! Recommended for ages 2+.
Library of Things
Forest Friends Playset
Soft plastic tree and animal figures help develop fine motor skills. Recommended for ages 18 months-3 years.
Giant Pipe Builders
24 pipes and 16 connectors for designing and building. Recommended for ages 3-6.
Gobblet Gobbers game
A memory and strategy game for ages 5 and up.
Hide-n-Go Moo
Reach inside the barn to find matching baby/momma animal figures! Recommended for ages 2+.
I Can Build It! Architecture Set
Children use wall, floor, and roof panels to create houses with this kit that develops skills in early STEM concepts and spatial reasoning. Recommended for ages 4-7.
Jumbo Farm Animals
Horse, pig, goat, cow, goose, rooster, and sheep figures. Recommended for ages 18 months+.
Jumbo Jungle Animals
Lion, tiger, gorilla, elephant, and giraffe figures. Recommended for ages 18 months+.
Jumbo Pets
Dog, cat, fish, guinea pig, bird, and rabbit figures. Recommended for ages 18 months+.
K'nex Education: Bridges
No more toothpicks and glue! The K'NEX Education Introduction to Structures: Bridges set is designed to introduce students to the history, function, structural design, geometry and strength of bridges while providing opportunities for them to acquire skills using a hands-on, inquiry-based approach to information and concepts.
K'nex Education: Gears
Sprocket Gears! Spur Gears! Rack & Pinion! And More! The K'NEX Education Intro to Simple Machines: Gears set is designed to introduce students to the scientific concepts associated with gears. Students are provided with the opportunity to acquire skills using a hands-on, inquiry-based approach to information and concepts as they build, investigate, discuss, and evaluate scientific principles in action.
K'nex Education: Levers & Pulleys
Hands-on learning at it best! The K'NEX Education Intro to Simple Machines: Levers & Pulleys set is designed to introduce students to the scientific concepts associated with two types of Simple Machines – levers and pulleys. Students are provided with the opportunity to acquire skills using a hands-on, inquiry-based approach to information and concepts. Working cooperatively, students are encouraged to interact with each other as they build, investigate, discuss, and evaluate scientific principles in action.