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Three-Point Crown
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Three-Point Crown

11 magnetic tiles · 2 steps

A gold band, three tall points and a pink center jewel

What pieces do you need?

  • ×8square tiles
  • ×2equilateral triangle tiles
  • ×1tall triangle tiles
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The castle is holding a welcome party. Make a golden band and add three points, with the middle one reaching highest.

Before you build with real tiles

  • Lay every tile flat and look from above. Join neighboring straight edges in step order, without overlapping or stretching tiles.
  • Use any colors in your own kit. Every part is an ordinary square, triangle or cutout magnetic tile.

How to build it, step by step

  1. 1. Lay the golden band

    Add in this step: 5 square tiles

    Join five squares in a row, using one pink square for the center jewel.

    Hands-on tip: Keep every tile flat. Join full magnetic edges, working outward from the existing tiles without stacking faces.

    1. Lay the golden band
    Step 1 / 2
  2. 2. Raise the three points

    Add in this step: 3 square tiles · 2 equilateral triangle tiles · 1 tall triangle tiles

    Add a gold square at the left, middle and right. Give each a triangle tip, using the tall triangle in the center.

    Hands-on tip: Keep every tile flat. Join full magnetic edges, working outward from the existing tiles without stacking faces.

    2. Raise the three points
    Step 2 / 2

A little help for grown-ups

You do not need to plan a lesson. Use these prompts when you reach a tricky step, or when your child wants to try an idea of their own.

1. Lay the golden band

With the jewel in the middle, are both sides the same length?

See this step
2. Raise the three points

Which crown point is the tallest?

See this step

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