Plus Plus Building Set with Travel Case – 100 Pieces, Open-Ended STEM Toy for Kids

Endless creativity in a portable building set

Let young builders explore color, pattern, and structure with the Plus Plus Building Set with Travel Case. The simple, interlocking shapes invite kids to switch between flat mosaics and three‑dimensional constructions as ideas spark. This is a hands‑on, tactile experience that blends engineering, art, and problem solving into one versatile kit.

What’s inside and where it shines

This travel‑ready kit includes 100 colorful pieces and a crisp white baseplate tucked into a durable carrying case. The compact design fits easily into bags or backpacks, so creativity can travel from classroom to living room with ease.

• Travel Case, 100 colorful pieces, and a white baseplate
• Storage capable of holding up to 500 Plus Plus pieces
• Made in Denmark from BPA-free and phthalate-free plastic
• Factory powered by renewable wind energy with a zero‑plastic‑waste approach

Quality materials and thoughtful design help ensure long‑lasting play value, whether used at home, in a classroom, or on the go.

Learning through play

Designed as a Montessori‑inspired explorative toy, it blends elements of engineering, art, and puzzle play to support fine motor development, logical thinking, and imaginative exploration—all without screens.

• Encourages hands‑on exploration and spatial thinking
• Supports creativity, patterning, and problem‑solving skills
• No batteries or screens required—just imagination and collaboration

Age range, versatility, and real‑world use

Recommended for ages 5–12, with pieces measuring 3/4" x 1/2" to suit a wide range of hands. The set adapts to kindergarten and elementary STEM bins, classroom centers, or family play sessions, making it an inclusive option for varied learners.

With portability, durable storage, and ample building potential, this Plus Plus kit supports spontaneous creativity, collaborative play, and flexible setups—offering possibilities rather than guarantees, and inviting families and teachers to imagine what comes next.