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Base Kits 12
The Base Kit A is our best selling kit for
children in first grade and beyond. By this time, your builder
needs about 200 blocks to satisfy a growing ambition. The
beginner kits in the medium kits are large enough for a 5 year old,
but a 6 or 7 year old has bigger plans and wants to make buildings
that look like something, or build towers that require a chair to
reach the top. The Base Kit A should do the trick.
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See our Booster Kits to enlarge a kit you
already own
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See Our Open Stock Pages to add specific
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Intermediate Kit
The Base Kits above are our best selling kits
for children in first grade or beyond, but the Intermediate Kit is a
better choice where more than one child is going to play at the same
time. One of the small problems with children is that they
hoard blocks and squabble over certain pieces. This problem is
best solved by buying a bigger kit. The Intermediate Kit is
also big enough for a devoted play area or preschool where three or
four children are going to play together.
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Also . . .
People who buy these kits often add the
following items for building ideas and storage. |
Large Block Wagon
This wagon is large enough for
our Beginner Kit "A" or "B"

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Block Crates/Totes:
Unfinished, Stackable

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12" by 30" Block
Add-A-Cubby
One Unit holds about 2-1/2
cubic feet.

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This is by far the best available book on block play we have
found. It has over
a hundred pictures of block projects and helpful advice by
architect and
author Lester Walker. Hardcover, 167 pages, this book will
be a terrific
stimulus for kids old enough to read or follow picture
designs. Teachers and
parents will also find many useful ideas. A real gem.
Lester Walker's:
"Blocks Building for
Children"
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Hardcover
167 Pages |
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