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Boxineers Cardboard Vehicles: Kids Craft and STEM Kits

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Learning Resources Boxineers Cardboard Vehicles is a cardboard construction kit for children that turns ordinary boxes into planes, rocket ships, monster trucks and more. It’s a hands-on craft and STEM activity set that uses kid-safe tools and reusable connectors so families can upcycle cardboard from home.

  • Current price: £18.13 (was £22.95) — Save £4.82
  • Kit contents: kid-safe screwdriver and hole punch, 30 cardboard bolts, 6 brackets, 40 reusable vehicle accessories and 6 sticker sheets (cardboard boxes not included)
  • Skills targeted: practical engineering, experimenting, creativity, and fine motor development through pretend play and construction
  • Reusable and sustainable: accessories and connectors are reusable; finished creations can be reused or recycled
  • Age and safety: intended for ages 5+; contains small parts, not suitable for children under 36 months
  • Brand context: produced by Learning Resources, a company specialising in educational toys and craft kits designed to support learning through play

Suitable as a crafty gift, classroom activity or rainy-day project.

💡 Why we've shared this deal: It is 21.7% below its average price over the last 3 months.

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My kids will love making this kit and will be great on a rainy day. From £22.95 to £18.13 is a nice little reduction from Amazon. Great find.

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