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Blockables™ Woodland Friends Play Set

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$7.03 $10.99 In stock

Category: Blocks & Stacking

Blockables™ Woodland Creatures is a connect-and-play wooden building set where preschoolers snap chunky blocks and connectors together to create raccoon, fox, bear, and porcupine characters — or invent their own unique creations. Designed for ages 2+, the 16-piece set combines guided builds with open-ended creativity while supporting fine motor skills, problem solving, and imaginative storytelling.

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WHERE IMAGINATION & CREATIVITY CONNECT

With Blockables™, kids can build out their own adventures, again and again. The play is pretend, but the skills are real! 

FINE MOTOR DEVELOPMENT

Kids fine-tune fine motor skills as they handle the easy-to-grasp blocks and snap the connector pieces in place!

PROBLEM SOLVING

Building block play encourages problem-solving skills as kids explore how to make different structures.

CONFIDENCE

Building and rebuilding provide lessons in resilience while also offering an “I can do it!” sense of satisfaction.

STORYTELLING

Kids can pick up and play with their Blockables creations, directing the action and bringing their ideas to life!

Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Timothy K. ★★★★★

The chunky connectors are perfect for little hands that still struggle with regular blocks. My daughter built the fox first, then spent twenty minutes mixing pieces to make some kind of bear-porcupine hybrid.

Christopher ★★★★★

The chunky pieces are perfect for small hands, and the snap connectors hold tight enough that my son can build the fox and then immediately tear it apart to start the bear. He's been mixing the body parts to make his own silly creatures, which is way more creative than I expected from a simple block

Henry Z. ★★★★☆

My 3-year-old figured out how to snap the fox together on her own within a few minutes, which was fun to watch. The connectors hold tight enough that her little creations don't fall apart when she carries them around. Only gripe is that the porcupine's quill pieces are easy to lose under the couch.