Advent Calendar 2024 Building Blocks for Kids, 24 Days of Christmas Countdown Advent Calendar, Building Blocks for Girls and Boys

The media could not be loaded. We have bought a lot of different bills. That are the flowers are succulents. These are absolutely adorable because they’re on the smaller scale, but they’re very cute. They go together very easily. I would say less than five minutes in there together, so this is not a long project for every day advent calendar but what I like about this. The most is that every single build comes with its own little sheet of how to put it together. Because my idea for an advent calendar like this would not necessarily be for some thing at Christmas time but to break it up and give it as gifts to class for Christmas favors. The kids would absolutely love to get something like this from school or a Christmas party. Don’t get me wrong. My daughter loves this as an advent calendar, but also wants to share some with her friends. This is not some thing for a specific age building blocks are for anyone and we have a nine-year-old and my husband loves to put these together just as much as she does. I would definitely recommend this, and the price point is not that off from around $1 a build. If you were looking for something like this for a favors or a party, they would definitely be more a piece than this. The ones that we did open were not missing any pieces and they had everything in a few extras. I love that. There’s so many different flowers and a couple cactuses in there as well.

Update. I have no patience to wait till December so of course I've built probably half the sets already haha. Overall, I still recommend this advent calendar. However, I do have some suggestions for changes.In the pictures, there are 2 flowers that are in pieces, one is the green one with the bulb looking pieces, that one just doesn't work and I'm just gonna use the parts for other stuff. It keeps falling apart if I look at it wrong. I'm gonna use the base of it to hold up some of the other flower stems later on. The pink and red one with the purple base, for whatever reason, the pink petals just wouldn't stay on no matter what I did. It seems like they need an extra piece on top to hold them together. They had a small piece but that only stayed on if the pink ones did, it popped off earlier on and I haven't seen that piece since.The blue spikey one, I turned the spikes so they faced outwards, I thought it looked better. As you can see in the pictures, I also combined some of the stems with the potted ones. So that's always an option too, and as I go and build more, I hope to find matching sets so I can keep combining them.I got this for myself, my kids love Legos so I decided I'd give it a shot. I'm impatient, so I did put one flower together. It's the big blue one, I mixed it in with another set. I'm excited to do this advent calendar with my kids! I would recommend this product.

CATEGORICAL GRADINGPresentation/Packaging: AQuality/Craftsmanship/Materials: BPrice/Value/Worth: BFunctionality/Utility/Versatility: BInstructions/Ease-of-Use/Comfort: AMarketing vs Reality: B(Where “C” = Average)My daughter (not so young) enjoys any/all Advent calendars. This looked unique and fun for any age, so I got it. The calendar comes in a sturdy, shrink-wrapped box containing 24 individual boxes, each containing that day’s build. The daily kits can be assembled/combined to form a Christmas scene or one of two models. The instructions are illustrated and easy to follow. The plastic bricks appear to be well made and snap together securely. An Advent calendar without candy should be a welcome feature for parents of younger children. The boxes will provide secure storage and organization between Advent seasons. It is nice to If you can keep track of the tiny blocks, this calendar can provide Christmas memories for years. Neat idea.*PRECISE RATING: 4RECOMMENDATION: I can recommend this calendar for any family. At ~$25, it is a reasonable deal to provide years of December morning excitement, IF you can keep track of all 800+ pieces each year.(As always, I will report back if there are any durability or performance issues with additional use.)PHOTO INFO (photos are loaded in order, but may be rearranged when finally posted):1) Box as shipped2) Interior mini boxes3) Contents of one boxI hope you found something informative and useful in this review. Thank you for taking the time to read it. Good luck with your decision.*My rating scale:5 = definitely buy again, happy to have it (exceptional in several characteristics,)4 = probably buy again (decent job of doing what I need, excels in one or two characteristics)3 = perhaps buy again after researching options (functions OK, looks OK, decent quality, average life expectancy but no outstanding characteristics) (in other words, average)2 = would not buy again (low end/below average merchandise and/or service, but not totally worthless)1 = sorry I bought it the first time (poor performance in several characteristics, no redeeming characteristics)

I am a fan of these building block flower kits because the 6 to 9 year old kids in my two arts and crafts had such a good time with them. I took all of the kits out and let the kids choose which ones they wanted. The standard scale pieces were mostly good. For two loose pieces I used a dot of the B-7000 craft glue with the needle nozzle tip to secure them - problem solved. The instructions are small but the designs are simple and the kids figured it out. I would not hesitate to purchase these again.The single flowers have short stems and you can use them in these three ways: (1) Make a little pot from bulk white air-dry clay, which is not expensive. (2) Fill a little cup, like an empty yogurt cup, a disposable 5 ounce plastic cup, etc., with white air-dry clay. (3) Cut a piece of floral foam and stick flowers into it. We decorated the outside of our little homemade pots with colored air-dry clay.

This succulent mini block advent calendar is very fun! The small lego- like pieces fit together nicely. The set comes with everything included for 24 days mini succulent surprises! The box gives nothing away, making it far more fun! The pieces are small so not suitable for young children.