Half Size Construction Blocks in Crate (26Pk)

Small in size but mighty in creative potential, these Half Size Construction Blocks are a firm favourite in construction areas everywhere. Each smooth wooden block feels wonderful in the hand, giving children the perfect resource for stacking, balancing and building. From simple towers to ambitious geometric structures, every creation helps develop coordination, spatial reasoning and early maths concepts. The set comes neatly packed in a solid wooden crate complete with carry handles - because tidying up can sometimes be the best bit (well, for the adults anyway). Made to last, these blocks are perfect for hands-on construction play both indoors and outdoors. Whether used for group building challenges or independent play, they bring a sense of calm focus to any learning environment. Durable, tactile and endlessly open-ended - these classic wooden blocks are the building foundation every EYFS setting deserves. Features 26-piece set A variety of block shapes and sizes from 520cm, ideal for open-ended construction play. Solid wooden design Smooth, natural finish that feels lovely to handle and is built to withstand daily classroom use. Wooden storage crate Includes a sturdy carry box (45cm x 35cm x 12cm) with handles for easy transport and tidy storage. Lightweight and durable Easy for children to lift, stack and rearrange while remaining strong and sturdy. Natural aesthetic Complements any construction or loose parts area, perfect for EYFS and primary environments. Benefits Develops spatial awareness Encourages children to think about shape, balance and structure through hands-on play. Builds fine motor control Strengthens hand-eye coordination and dexterity with every placement and adjustment. Supports mathematical thinking Introduces shape recognition, size comparison and problem-solving through construction. Encourages collaboration Promotes teamwork and communication as children plan and build together. Fosters creativity Inspires imaginative building and design, helping children express their ideas in three-dimensional form.