Your buildings arrive flat and blank on purpose. Color them in, fold them together, and your town is ready to play with. Here is how the folding works.
Three steps to a finished building
1
Color it
Crayons, markers or colored pencils all work. The outlines are printed and ready — every color is up to your child.
2
Build it
Fold along the scored creases and tuck the tabs into their slots. No glue, no tape, no scissors needed.
3
Play!
Stack them, line them up along a street, rearrange the whole town. Take it apart and start again any time.
Tips for little builders
- Color before you fold. A flat sheet is much easier to color than a folded box.
- Crease firmly. Run a thumbnail along each fold line so the walls stand up straight.
- Grown-up help is handy the first time. After one building, most kids have it.
- They come apart. Unfold them flat for storage, then build the town again tomorrow.
