Let them float... and watch the wonder unfold!
With this magnetic game, children playfully discover that magnets have two different poles. They immediately experience the meaning of attraction and repulsion, because they can feel how like poles push each other away. This makes abstract technology suddenly concrete and understandable.
By building, trying, and rediscovering, children learn to recognize cause and effect. The game requires two hands: magnets that click firmly together must also be pulled apart. This stimulates force regulation, bilateral coordination, and cooperation between both hemispheres of the brain.

Besides technical insight, this game works on important executive functions:
- planning and thinking ahead when building a structure
- concentration and task-oriented work
- problem-solving thinking with repulsive poles
- flexibility when a construction project turns out differently than expected

Ideal for science lessons and STEM activities in the classroom, but also a powerful way to make physics tangible at home. Children see, feel, and experience magnetism – and it sticks.

Playing suggestions:
- build an example and let children copy it as quickly as possible
- play with a separation: one child verbally describes what he is building, the other builds afterward
- investigate together which poles attract or repel and create a discovery corner

A game that makes technology visible, activates motor skills and grows curiosity – exactly what you are looking for when learning and playing can go hand in hand.