toy block
Plural
toy blocks
1
a small, usually rectangular or cubic, building element made from materials like wood, plastic, or foam, used for constructing various structures and fostering creative play and imagination
A toy block is a small, usually rectangular or square piece, often made of wood, plastic, or foam, that can be stacked or arranged to build structures or designs. These blocks come in various sizes, colors, and shapes, allowing for endless possibilities in construction. Toy blocks are popular in children's play because they encourage creativity, imagination, and fine motor development. They are often used in educational play to teach concepts like balance, symmetry, and basic engineering. Many sets also include blocks with letters, numbers, or pictures to further enhance learning opportunities.
- The child spent hours building a castle with her toy blocks.
- He loves to arrange the toy blocks in different shapes and patterns.
- I found a set of colorful toy blocks in the toy chest.
- The teacher gave each student a set of toy blocks for the group activity.
- They used the toy blocks to create a bridge that could hold a small toy car.