LEGO 10976 DUPLO Santa's Gingerbread House Toy with Santa Claus Figure & 10968 DUPLO Doctor Visit Large Bricks Building Set, Educational Early Learning Toy, Gifts for Toddlers

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This gingerbread house toy with many festive decorations includes Duplo figures of Santa, a boy, a girl and a teddy bear, plus a Christmas tree and many accessories to create Christmas stories. So you could have a LEGO set from 1958 and it would still be completely compatible with a modern set. With the picture-story building instructions included in the set, toddlers can start building the Christmas house and toy elements with ease.

Includes accessories for imaginative play: a chair, a tree with presents under it, a teddy bear, a teapot, and a cake plate. And for more Christmas-themed accessories, here’s a very festive plate with Christmas-themed pastries and cupcakes. From this date, despite variation in the design and purpose of individual pieces over the years, each remains compatible in some way with previous pieces. Being a Christmas-themed set, it’s also a great educational learning tool, to get kids excited for Christmas, and presents and Santa, and the entire experience is also wrapped in a neat playable package.Young children can pretend to visit Santa in his snowy house, build the Christmas tree, put the presents under it and serve treats and tea using the accessories such as the chair, teapot and cake plate. com An in-depth review of the LEGO Dune Ornithopter featuring working wing functions and a great minifig lineup including LEGO Baron Harkonnen! This Christmas Gingerbread House offers a great way to learn and build for preschoolers ages 2 and up to develop their emotional skills, creativity and fine motor skills.

The largest ever LEGO set to date is a scale-model of the Taj Mahal, which was made out of 5922 pieces. Here’s a close look at the boy and girl Duplo figures – the boy has a cute blue beanie, and an adorable reindeer on his red jumper. The only area that the company has never tackled directly is military-themed sets, because Ole Kirk set a policy that they must never make war seem like child’s play. It was actually Christiansen’s son Godtfred Kirk that saw the potential for the bricks to become a tool for creative play and in 1958, the modern brick design was born. The name ‘LEGO’ was adopted in 1934, coming from the Danish phrase ‘leg godt’, which means ‘play well’.com Heads up, today is the final day that you’ll be able to score 2x LEGO Insider Points on all purchases on LEGO. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Its engaging design, play value, and durability make it an excellent choice for young builders and imaginative minds. As it’s meant to be a Gingerbread house, there are also pops of brown throughout the walls, and on the top arch, there are some gingerbread/waffle designs, covered by white icing.