Creatto Lion by Thames and Kosmos

£12.00

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Develop construction and creativity skills with Creatto Lion by Thames and Kosmos. It has 34 Creatto pieces, a string of 20 LED lights and  instructions to build a lion, ostrich, snake or rhinoceros. The instructions are visual and not dependent on language. Battery-powered lights require 2 AA batteries.

Creatto is a simple yet versatile building system that consists of just two primary components that can be woven together into countless 3D creations. The flexible yet durable plastic tiles interlock quickly and easily for all skill levels; no additional materials or hardware required! Battery-powered lights require 2 AA batteries. Age 8 years+

About Creatto:

MAKE: Each Creatto kit consists of just two primary building components that easily weave together into countless different creations!

PLAY: Once your creation is complete, enjoy it as you play! It becomes a prop for carrying out infinite adventures and storylines.

DISPLAY: Your Creatto doubles as a piece of artwork. Display it in your room and let it showcase your creativity and individuality! The string of LED lights makes for a particularly striking sight!

Educational Benefits of Creatto Lion by Thames and Kosmos:

  • encourages creativity
  • develops fine motor skills
  • develops ability to follow instructions

Brand

Thames and Kosmos

Thames & Kosmos (T&K) was founded in 2001 with the mission of improving informal science education outside of the classroom by publishing high-quality science kits for children of all ages. T&K places an emphasis on teaching concepts and skills through tactile processes. Their vision is to give all children access to real, physical activities and projects that teach them about how things work; parents, grandparents, and teachers are active guides in these investigations. It is their firm belief that children who connect with the world around them grow up to be inquisitive adults, creative thinkers, and engaged citizens with confidence to careers in science, technology, and engineering.

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