Greek facade - Architectural building blocks for the learning of history and building techniques
Description
- The Arch•Kid•Tech TM Greek Façade, kids will learn about what the "façade" is used for and how importance it has been in the past. They will also learn about the history and art of Greek's architecture which is the basic of today's architectures.
- • Learn how the master builders of the ancient world did it - The set mimic the great architectural construction of the past and reveal the mystery in a fun and simple way.
- • Step-by-step guide - Each set contains 55 pcs. with visual guide to each step of building- Teaching them to learn to follow series of complex instruction.
- • Learn the history as you learn to build - Including a cartoon illustrated academic leaflet in every set that teaches an easy to understand story and trivia about the ancient civilization.
- • Unique material - Made of high-quality TPE plastic that gives it an interesting tactile texture and washable. • Conform to ASTM, EN71 safety standard - Recommended for children over 7 Years.
The Ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans are cited as the master architects of the past. Thousands of years ago they invented the fundamental elements of buildings that modern days architects still adopt, such as columns, arches and domes. What's remarkable about these lasting architectural innovations though are that they were invented in much simpler times. So how did they get these massive structures to hold? Ancient builders relied on the basic of gravity and alignment to create their great civilizations, and with this kit, you and the little one can experience that with your own eyes & hands! Taksa Toys Arch•Kid•TechTM is the ancient architectural building blocks set packed with educational benefits for children and adults. In each of the series, understanding of classic structures happens as you place and move pieces. Playing naturally becomes an activity of concentration AND critical thinking. After the first few trials of following the steps, you're infinitely free to tweak and invent your own classic structures. Who knows? Maybe your children will be the next great builder that come up with something the Greeks, Romans, or the modern day creators haven't.
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