Kinetic Sand, Construction Site Folding Sandbox with 2lbs Play Sand & Toy Truck, Sensory Toys for Kids Ages 3 and up

My son is 3.5 years old about to be 4 soon. I've been looking for toys that invite free play & creativity into his everyday learning. I am a stay at home mom with him & his sister so naturally, I am always on the search for toys that keep interest for more than just a few times. I actually came across the idea of the "kinetic sand" off the "Lakeshore Learning" website. I recently discovered the brand "LakeShore Learning" after a librarian told me that the toys they have & the schools utilize this brand. I went onto their website & discovered many different fun educational games & toys that gave me ideas. I searched some on Amazon to see if they were available or for a better price.My son loves his very first kinetic sand set! He loves the demon truck it comes with & how it makes bricks when you dump the sand out. We have even placed his other toys in it as well from his Little People Construction Site. We have placed seashells & even his pirate jewels into the sand to make the shape of it.I love that you truly cannot make a mess of the sand either. I leave the box open in my sons room for him to freely play with it & he does every chance he gets. I plan to get him the beach sand castle one & the dinosaur excavation one as well! I love that this invites his creativity out to play.Kinetic sand for the win!

Kids loved it

The media could not be loaded. For kids who love cars, trucks, and construction, this kit delivers — clean, contained, and high-impact for little hands and big imaginations.What works:• High sensory appeal — the sand clings together without leaving a mess.• Real-world connection — great for kids who associate construction with “home” and building.• Compact and self-contained — easy to store and pack away after play.• Bonus: Durable toys — the included trucks and accessories hold up to daily use.My three-year-old immediately lit up when he saw this set — instant excitement and full immersion. Living near the beach in Corpus Christi, he’s used to real sand, but this texture delivered the same magic without the mess.Highly recommend for anyone looking for a gift that feels both fun and thoughtful.— Curated by Jaded John | #OrderlyCleanDesign

Such a great product for toddlers. It gives great sensory play. It’s definitely a great value for your money with the amount of play you’ll get out of it. Would definitely purchase again.

I like the box. The sand is good. My 2 1/2 y/o grandson likes the truck and just playing with sand. The crane is difficult to work with. It falls down. My grandson cannot turn the dial to lower the wrecking ball, etc. It is difficult for him to work the item that grabs the sand. He will grow into it but may be better for 3 and up. 5 year old grand daughter likes it and can work it.

My 4 year old son loves this set and plays with it often. The first week he got it he played with it every day. My 19 month old also had fun playing with this. This gave me some uninterrupted mom time to get things done while the kids were entertained. 100% worth the purchase. I only let him play on the table with this as I have heard the kinetic sand can get messy in carpets/rugs. I don’t want to find out the hard way, so I will not chance it. Overall this is a great product!!

Such a hit with the 3 yo grandson. He loved the feel of the sand and had loads of fun playing with the accessories that come with the kit. One note for moms - the case doesn't close securely enough to store the sand after opening it without putting it into a plastic bag or other container first.

If you have a little one that loves construction tools and construction site toys, this is a great gift. I purchased this for my nephew, who has wanted it ever since he saw it at another friend’s birthday party. It’s been a huge hit and I would definitely recommend this product if you are looking for something similar that is both educational and fun. Because it comes in a construction case, it is easy to pick up without causing a mess.