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Playmags 60 Pcs Set 3D Magnetic Tiles Building Playset : Durable Magnet Building Tiles includes 30 Window Frames and 30 Click-in Windows Set - STEM Learning

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PLAYMAGS EXCLUSIVE: A unique extension to your magnetic building tiles. This set includes 30 magnetic window frames and 30 plastic window click-ins. The plastic windows click easily into the magnetic tile frames. Playmags Click-ins are compatible with any other popular magnetic tiles brand.
BOUNDLESS BUILDING: Let your child's creativity and building abilities grow to a whole new and better level. With the help of these window click-ins kids can build realistic looking ancient castles and towering towers. Purchase this fun click-in set as an extension to your kids magnetic toy play set!
STEM LEARNING: Playmags magnetic tiles motivate children to exercise their operating abilities and improve their engineering skills. These unique magnet toy will aid your child in developing visual and spatial awareness while encouraging social development and teamwork.
INSPIRES CREATIVITY: This unique set will inspire childrens creativity and ignite their young imaginations. Your child will learn creativity in a unique way which is the key factor to success in today's ever-changing environment.
OUR PROMISE TO PARENTS: We at Playmags stand behind our products to ensure utmost customer satisfaction. As the winner of multiple awards and recognitions, Playmags are durable, high quality

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