DUPLO® Tech Machines Set

The new Tech Machines Set allows children to take their first steps into science and technology in a fun and engaging way while trying out their problem-solving skills and working on communication skills.

By exploring a popular play theme of travel, children will learn about machines, the tools used to work on them, and their functions. The Tech Machines Set comes with screwdrivers, integrated screws that click in place, reels, hooks, scoops and propellers. Also comes with an activity pack that includes story-starters, problem-solving tasks, and full color illustrations.

Ages 3+

DUPLO® Tubes Experiment Set

Children love to find out how things work, and this impressive set will help them explore their ideas - from investigating to constructing and testing. Use the inbox cards to get the children's imagination going.

147 Pieces
Ages 1½+

DUPLO® Early Simple Machines

The Early Machines Set is ideal for introducing youngsters to mechanical principles such as gears, levers, pulleys, wheels and axles, as well as investigating energy, buoyancy and balance. The set includes inspirational inbox cards for building eight different models such as the Measuring Car and the Spinning Top. Exclusive for this set is a plastic punch-out sheet with eyes, sails, scales and wings.

Activity Pack for 9656

Designed for the 9656 Early Simple Machines Set, this activity pack includes eight engaging 45-minute lessons, each with extension activities of up to 20 minutes, and four additional open-ended problem-solving activities. The activities are designed to allow youngsters to explore, investigate and solve tasks related to mechanical principles as well as learn about energy, balance, buoyancy, and much more.

DUPLO® Early Structures Set

A big set containing 107 elements, including pulley wheels, movable hooks on strings and axles, and designed from the ground up to help children learn all about structures such as towers, walls and bridges. Lots of extras, including activity cards. Ideally, one set per 4 students.