Giant Building Blocks In A Storage Crate

Looking for a set of blocks that does more than just stack? These Giant Building Blocks in a Storage Crate are the ultimate solution for hands-on, minds-on constructive play. Designed for EYFS and Primary construction areas, this 26-piece set includes a range of solid and hollow wooden shapes; big enough to build castles, dens, roads, or whatever architectural masterpiece the children dream up (we’ve seen a surprisingly accurate biscuit factory before).

The variety of shapes supports early geometry and spatial reasoning, making this set as educational as it is entertaining. Children can compare sizes, balance weight, build symmetrically… or just make the tallest tower and watch it topple over with glee. The blocks are chunky enough for small hands, but not so heavy they can’t be managed independently.

Packaged in a durable wooden crate, this set is easy to tidy up and store when the fun winds down. Use them indoors or outdoors (just don’t forget to bring them in before the British weather gets involved). Built to last, built to learn, and built for play… these blocks are ready for action. Why not pair with our Natural Build A Boards - 100 Piece Set or Outdoor Stem Engineering Set - 60+ Piece Set?

Features

• 26 wooden blocks: A mix of solid and hollow shapes, ideal for versatile building play.
• Variety of shapes and sizes: Includes cubes, cylinders, arches and bridges to support creative construction.
• Chunky and durable: Robust enough for big builds and small hands.
• Wooden storage crate included: Keeps everything organised and ready for next time.
• Crate dimensions: H21 x L60.5 x W51cm – compact enough for classroom storage.

Benefits

• Supports construction play: Encourages problem-solving, teamwork and imaginative thinking.
• Introduces shape and space vocabulary: Children learn through hands-on exploration of 3D shapes.
• Enhances physical development: Lifting and placing blocks builds strength and coordination.
• Encourages collaboration: Perfect for group play in the construction or outdoor area.
• Builds resilience: Structures fall—but that just means it's time to build again.