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Magneti'book - Cosmos

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$14.63 $23.99 In stock

Category: Aktivitätsspielzeug

Blast off into imaginative play with the Janod Magneti'book Cosmos, a space-themed magnetic toy featuring 52 magnets and 18 detailed cards. Kids can build rockets, satellites, and space vehicles piece by piece, turning screen-free playtime into a journey through the stars.

This STEM-inspired magnetic playset encourages spatial reasoning, creativity, and an early love of space and science. Its compact, book-style design makes it easy to pack for road trips, making it a favorite travel toy for young astronauts ages 3 and up.

Product Details

  • 52 magnetic pieces and 18 space-themed template cards
  • Encourages STEM learning and spatial reasoning
  • Compact, travel-friendly book-style design

Safety & Care

  • Wipe clean with a damp cloth
  • Recommended for ages 3 and up

FAQ

  • Q: How many pieces come with the Magneti'book Cosmos?
    A: It includes 52 magnetic pieces and 18 space-themed template cards.
  • Q: What skills does this toy build?
    A: It encourages STEM learning, spatial reasoning, and creativity.
  • Q: What age is this magnetic toy recommended for?
    A: It's recommended for ages 3 and up.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

David A. ★★★★★

The 52 magnets are sturdy enough that my 6-year-old can snap together a rocket without the pieces sliding apart, and he's been rebuilding the same satellite card over and over. It kept him busy for a full rainy afternoon, which is saying something.

Richard E. ★★★★★

My 4-year-old has been obsessed with this since it arrived. The 18 cards give him just enough guidance to build a rocket on his own, and the magnets snap on with a satisfying click so pieces don't slide around. Keeps him busy for a solid half hour, which is saying something.

Matthew T. ★★★★★

The 52 magnets are chunky enough that my four-year-old can actually snap the rocket pieces together without help, and she'll sit with the cards for a solid half hour. The tin case keeps everything contained too, which is more than I can say for most of her toys.

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