Place a mirror perpendicular to the floor or table. Overlap different colors to explore color mixing. Shine a flashlight through magnetic tiles to project a rainbow of colors.
#EASY MAGNA TILES IDEAS HOW TO#
This experiment shows you how to mix blue, red, and yellow (primary colors) Magna-Tiles into different combinations to make secondary colors like violet/purple, green, and orange. Use colored rice, magnetic tiles, and a magnetic wand to make a fun sensory table that can teach little ones how magnets work. Then have kids combine them to make sight words. Write letters on Magna-Tiles with a a dry-erase marker. Pom-Pom Ball Runįor another fun take on a maze, make a fun pom-pom ball run on the fridge (if it's magnetic) or on a whiteboard. Move the tiles around to adjust the maze as many times as your kiddo likes. Use Magna-Tiles to form the walls of a marble maze, then drop a marble and watch it fall. Have toddlers and preschoolers sort magnetic tiles by color, shape, and/or size. They'll have so much fun, they won't even realize they're learning! 5. Then have the kids create the shapes themselves.
Guess the ShapeĪrrange Magna-Tiles into shapes on a whiteboard (they stick!) and have little ones guess the shape. These handy cards help kids learn how to make patterns using magnetic tiles. Play again and again without wasting paper! 3. Tic Tac ToeĬreate a square Tic Tac Toe grid out of nine magnetic tiles, and use colored bottle caps or any other small items as markers. For little ones, you can simply have them match up tiles of the same color. These fun and educational matching games require kids to find matching pairs of tiles and to find the odd pair out. Magna-Tiles Games and Learning Activities 1.
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