Crayola magnetic tiles help bring kids’ imaginative ideas to life with colorful, easy-to-connect pieces. Children can mix and match tiles from different sets—like combining castle and rocket pieces—or connect doodles, numbers, and characters to build their own unique creations. The tiles are designed for small hands, making them simple to handle and encouraging hands-on play. Some sets even glow in the dark, adding a fun twist to building after sunset. These magnetic tiles offer a creative way for kids to explore colors, shapes, and construction while supporting open-ended play and learning.

This magnetic tile playset combines two Eric Carle-themed sets featuring "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" and "The Very Busy Spider," designed for children ages 3 and up. Each tile includes a 4-piece puzzle on one side with animal and book character illustrations, while the reverse displays colors with their corresponding names. The tiles support STEAM learning by encouraging geometry exploration, spatial reasoning, storytelling, and problem-solving. Eric Carle’s signature vibrant colors and simple designs are incorporated into the magnetic play surfaces. Originally developed for preschool classrooms, these tiles are now available for home use. They are manufactured and assembled in the USA. The set is sized for small hands, with bright colors and interactive patterns to engage young learners in shape and color recognition.

CreateOn’s magnetic tiles support STEAM learning by introducing concepts like geometry and spatial awareness while fostering creative storytelling, sequencing, and problem-solving. Designed initially for preschool classrooms, these tiles encourage open-ended play, creativity, and hands-on building at home. The products are developed and assembled in the USA. The tiles are compatible across sets, allowing children to combine castle and rocket pieces, link doodles with numbers, and incorporate characters into their play. Suitable for ages 3 and up, the magnetic tiles enable young builders to construct freely based on their imagination.