PLUS PLUS - Open Play Set - 300 Piece - Pastel Color Mix, Construction Building Stem Toy, Interlocking Mini Puzzle Blocks for Kids
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Color: Pastel
Size: 300 Piece
Style: Single
Features
- SIMPLE DESIGN - FUELS CREATIVITY: One shape, endless possibilities! Every brick easily connects to the next. Create colorful flat mosaics or work in 3-D to make more intricate builds. Mix and match any Plus-Plus set to bring more ideas to life!
- EDUCATIONAL FUN: Plus-Plus empowers children with free explorative play as they encourage fine motor skills, logic, creativity and imagination all without the use of screens. A great STEM toy.
- PERFECT FOR ON-THE-GO: Design and build your creations any way you want, wherever you want! Great for every adventure car rides, restaurants, a friends house, or in your own living room. Stay entertained for hours!
- BUILDING SET INCLUDES: This open play set includes 300 pieces in a colorful pastel mix and an Idea Guide booklet to inspire creativity.
- SUGGESTED FOR AGES 5-12: Each Plus-Plus piece measures 3/4" x 1/2". Appeals to a broad range of ages! Made from high quality BPA-free and phthalate-free plastic. Made in Denmark.
- Skill level: Intermediate
Description
Plus-Plus is a whole new class of construction toy! One simple shape contains endless possibilities and hours of fun. Each piece easily connects to the next and lets your imagination create colorful flat mosaics or work in 3-D to make more intricate builds. Even curves are possible thanks to the unique design of this deceptively simple shape! A perfect STEM toy to develop fine motor skills, focus and patience - as well as design, imagination and creativity! All Plus-Plus sets are compatible with each other and this open play set adds more pieces and colors to the collection for more possibilities and fun. This 300 piece set contains 6 different pastel colors. Also includes an Idea Guide Booklet for building. BPA-free and phthalate-free. Designed and made in Denmark
Brand Name: PLUS PLUS
Manufacturer Minimum Age (MONTHS): 36.0
Model Name: Open Play Set
Model Number: 03352
Age Range Description: Baby
Customer Package Type: Standard Packaging
Manufacturer Maximum Age (MONTHS): 180.0
Set Name: Open Play Set
Global Trade Identification Number: 89
Target Audience: Boys, Girls
Manufacturer Part Number: 5035
Model Year: 2018
Manufacturer Warranty Description: No Warranty
Included Components: 300 Pastel Mix Pieces, Idea Guide
Item Type Name: Building Block Toy
Manufacturer: Plus-Plus
Unit Count: 300.0 Count
Color: Pastel
Theme: Car,Shape
Number of Pieces: 300
Item Dimensions: 2 x 4.7 x 7.1 inches
Item Weight: 0.18 Kilograms
Size: 300 Piece
Educational Objective: Develop fine motor skills, logic, creativity, and imagination through interlocking mini puzzle blocks
Additional Features: Non Toxic
Toy Building Block Type: Interlocking Toy Building Block
Is Assembly Required: No
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Operation Mode: Manual
Number of Players: 1 player
Number of Batteries: 12V batteries required.
Power Source: Manual
Supported Battery Types: No batteries required
Material Type: PE Plastic
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Color: Basic
Size: 600 Piece
Style: Single
Perfect for little hands!
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2023 by Nabors
Color: Basic
Size: 600 Piece
Style: Single
I love this toy!! It’s so easy to build and take apart. Your child can use their imagination to build different things or refer to the plus plus website that has tons of different 2-D builds. Great for STEM and motor skills.
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2023 by Tracy Tracy
Let me start by saying that I enjoy building toys. I like LEGO Bricks & More Builders of Tomorrow Set 6177 , Connectagons , Kapla 200 Blocks Set , Melissa & Doug 60-Piece Standard Unit Blocks and so on. I enjoy building with my kid or just messing around by myself, and we have quite a few building toys at our house, so I feel pretty qualified to judge a good one from a not-so-good one. I also currently have an early elementary-school age child, so I can speak to her enjoyment of Plus-Plus as well. Plus-Plus consists of tiny (in this case 1200 of them) little softish plastic pieces that are all shaped, as the name would suggest, like two plus signs stuck together (or like a line with two evenly spaced crossbars, if you want to think of it another way). They are each approximately an 3/4" long, about 1/2" inch wide, and about the thickness of two or three pennies stacked together. They are SMALL. So if you think Lego are too small to play with cheerfully, it's entirely possible you won't like Plus-plus. The set we have is in a collection of neon-like colors that LOOK as if they would glow in blacklight (but I can't vouch for whether they do or not): pink, blue, green, kindof a translucent white, orange, and yellow. I'm not a plastics expert, so it's difficult to describe the softish texture of these pieces - they are not hard plastic like Lego, yet they are not rubbery. You COULD probably bend one if you very much wanted to and could get a good enough grip, but I don't know why you would ever want to do this, as it would probably make the piece unusable. They are almost like...oh, I don't know...the kind of plastic some tupperware-type products are made from. Yeah, that's it. The pieces fit together in a myriad of ways in multiple dimensions; the fit is snug but it's not hard to put them together. It is, in fact, this snug fit which gives them their unique ability to act, at certain connection points, like a tiny hinge. Thus, if you were to put a row of pieces together, you could gently bend the row into a curve. If you put a BUNCH of rows together to make a flat plane (as though doing a jigsaw puzzle, which is what these pieces remind me of), you could gently bend it to form a bowl-shape (or other curved-plane figure). You can also attach them perpendicularly to each other and swing them back and forth, as though with a gate or door. This can only be done so often before the pieces come apart, but if you are very careful, you can manage to make functioning "gates" or other hinged creations that work for a little while. In theory, this is a really cool toy. The box and accompanying insert show some magnificent things (a silly pair of glasses, a toy circus bigtop, crowns, pencil cups, toy cars, even a toy tea-set, all clearly NOT made by the elementary-school-age children that are shown playing with them. I mean, there is just no way. My kid has very good fine motor skills, plays happily with Lego and similar for hours - both model-making per instructions and inventing on her own, but she has yet to come up with anything substantial with Plus-plus. Maybe it's that Plus-plus pieces are just too small for her to work with skillfully, even with her little fingers. For my part, I find them a little frustrating. Yes, they fit together nicely. Yes, they hinge nicely. But they also come APART nicely. And they often hinge a little TOO nicely (i.e., creations you don't WANT to bend, bend anyway, or in the wrong places). Everything must be very carefully balanced and supported, and it's not always (not ever?) very intuitive how to do this with only the one shape. Making complex, "realistic" objects with Plus-plus takes experience, planning, and a certain amount of engineering skill. There are no instructions or step-by-step models included with the set; one is expected to just fiddle with them until you figure it out, and I must admit I have not spent more than an hour or two fiddling with them so far (they are a recent acquisition), but I did not immediately see how to build a toy car (or whatever) with them. Lots of abstract sculptures of about 6" in diameter, but nothing that looked like anything concrete. And I just didn't find them...fun enough...to sit and fiddle with for hours. I WANTED to find them that fun, I really did. Especially after spending $50 on the set. But I haven't yet. I am generally of the opinion that for construction toys, you should always get the biggest set you can afford, but I recommend, with Plus-plus, that you get the smallest set first and see if you like them before investing in this 1200-piece version. For an adult fiddle-toy or desk-toy, it might be a cute/fun/unique thing, but you probably don't want a box of 1200 of these on your desk. My kid will play with them, and maybe she will get better at them over time, but they are not the huge thrill I thought they would be. In the interest of full disclosure, I also plan to use them for math manipulatives (double duty!) since we homeschool, so it's not a total washout. Long story short, your mileage may vary.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2012 by Morro Schreiber
Color: Basic
Size: 300 Piece
Style: Single
i mean it is over priced, could find it at target in the dollar section but they run out fast there, so i had to order on here and my son loves them.
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2023 by Miguel Saldivar
Color: Neon
Size: 600 Piece
Style: Single
These are really fun. I am disappointed about the colors though. There are 6 different colors and 600 total pieces in the box. Once might assume there would be about 100 of each color. This is not the case. We got 182 white pieces, 135 yellow, 96 green, 73 blue, 65 orange pieces, and 61 pink. Maybe the mix is random, or maybe white is cheapest to make... I know one thing, it is certainly the least useful color for building unless we are making igloos. It's worth noting that none of the sample projects on the box make heavy use of white. We find ourselves running out of blue for sky and pink for flowers, but with a ton of extra white. It is also difficult to build well in 3 dimensions due to the nature of building with this particular shape. You cannot make a perfect cube for instance. This is not a huge problem, especially for youngsters, but I found myself wishing there were half sized pieces mixed in to help with smoothing joints and edges. Based on the above complaints I can't give this product 5 stars. I'd actually rather give 3.5 than 4, but 3 seems rather low as it is a very fun toy. I appreciate that it is made in Denmark and the packaging was very minimal. The plus pluses were not encased in additional plastic for instance. It's a quality toy and I do recommend it, just know that you may get an overabundance of white pieces and that kids with OCD tendencies may not enjoy the toy as much as more easy going kids who don't require perfect edges on their creations. My son loves the things and all of the adults in the family have a great time using them too. I actually find it rather soothing just fiddling around with them and pushing them together. For the price they are charging though, I feel that my complaints are justified.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2015 by Jocelyn
Color: Basic
Size: 600 Piece
Style: Single
These are way overpriced for little pieces of plastic. I found a very similar product at Target that contained 70 plastic pieces in a tube for one dollar! I will be doing my research next time before spending this kind of money on little pieces of plastic. Wish I had returned. Lesson learned.
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2023 by LM
Color: Basic
Size: 600 Piece
Style: Single
I read a mom-blog about these being great to take to restaurants... ordered immediately. I am a single mom to 3 preschool kids and watch 3 more preschool-aged kids during the week. While we never go to eat at restaurants, I look for activities that allow me moments to do things like make supper, use the toilet, make a phone call (you know, normal activities of daily living that non-moms take for granted). Within a short amount of time I know that I NEED more of these...the kids are cooperatively playing happily with these little soft plastic shapes, using their imaginations and leaving me alone (almost entirely, save for "mom! look at this!". They ARE small, tho - so if you've got a curious one who might be inclined to put them in their mouths, go for the bigger sized ones for sure! I wouldn't leave the kids unattended with these JUST in case, but if you have an eye on them while they play, you may get to enjoy some quiet! Oh, and bonus - these won't make you curse like a sailor when you find one with your bare foot in the dark, like "the other" building block mega giant that has theme parks named after it and begins with an L... HUGE hit, ordering more immediately after posting before these gems sell out! THUMBS WAY UP FOR PLUS-PLUS!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2019 by Kiki