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Yellow Drawing Pencil
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Yellow Drawing Pencil

18 magnetic tiles · 3 steps

A pink eraser, silver band, long yellow shaft and dark pointed tip

What pieces do you need?

  • ×16square tiles
  • ×2right triangle tiles
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A little artist is ready to draw a new plan. Start with the pink eraser, add the long yellow shaft and finish the pointed drawing tip.

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. Make the eraser and silver band

    Add in this step: 4 square tiles

    Join two pink squares for the eraser and two silver-gray squares above them for its band.

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

    1. Make the eraser and silver band
    Step 1 / 3
  2. 2. Extend the yellow shaft

    Add in this step: 10 square tiles

    Build five rows of yellow squares, with a gold stripe down one side.

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

    2. Extend the yellow shaft
    Step 2 / 3
  3. 3. Finish the wood and dark tip

    Add in this step: 2 square tiles · 2 right triangle tiles

    Add two wood-colored squares, then join two dark right triangles into the pencil point.

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

    3. Finish the wood and dark tip
    Step 3 / 3

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. Make the eraser and silver band

Which end helps when you want to change a drawing?

See this step
2. Extend the yellow shaft

What new plan would you draw with this pencil?

See this step
3. Finish the wood and dark tip

Can you trace the pencil and find its different parts?

See this step

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