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STEAM Park
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STEAM Park

A LEGO® DUPLO® early learning set where young children build a park of moving rides and games to explore gears, motion and measurement.

Age
⁦4-6⁩ years
Grade levels
KG
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Product overview

STEAM Park by LEGO® Education taps into preschoolers' natural curiosity to introduce early science, technology, engineering, art and maths through creative play. Children work together to build a park filled with moving rides, games and scenes.

The set contains 295 LEGO® DUPLO® elements, including gears, tracks, pulleys, ramps, boats and figures. Eight double-sided building inspiration cards show 16 models to build, and online learn-to-build mini animations help children get started.

A free STEAM Park Teacher Guide with eight STEAM lessons is available to download. As they play, children build their understanding of gears, motion and measurement and practise solving problems as a team.

Key features

  • 295 LEGO® DUPLO® elements
  • Gears, pulleys, tracks, boats and figures
  • 8 double-sided cards with 16 models
  • Free teacher guide with STEAM lessons
  • Online learn-to-build mini animations
  • Builds early understanding of motion and measurement
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