WORK ON YOUR FIRST BUILDING PROJECT ? This build-and-take-apart toy truck is perfect for little engineers who love toy trucks and be able to use tools to work on projects and fix things - mom and dad will be so proud. BUILD, PLAY AND LEARN SAFELY ? The construction toy truck comes with screws and screwdriver much like a 3D puzzle ? the screwdriver is just the right size for kids? hands to use and play ? All parts are made of durable, non-toxic ABS plastic and come with rounded edges. YOUR VERY OWN TOOLS ? Put all the screws, screwdriver, and parts together in your own carrying case, just like Daddy?s tool box! Play engineering anytime, anywhere! WORK HARD AND BUILD LIKE DADDY ? The construction toy set can actually USE tools the same way your parents do ? it?s not just another truck toy around your house, it is an interactive way to get building skills. TONS OF FUN IN THE SAND DIRT ? Push, load, unload and haul anything you find ? Take this dump truck to the park or beach and build a sandcastle or move them around making motor noises, raising and lowering the truck bed. Load twigs from the backyard and pretend to haul them off to the sawmill. Playtime is a serious business for kids!! Simple childhood toys can strengthen the early development of critical STEM skills. The years prior to kindergarten is the opportune time to promote this development through fun activities that get their hands and minds working. Hands-on engineering activities enable young children to see themselves as problem solvers. The list of activities can benefit child development by trying out different dump truck parts: 1. Explore and learn the truck?s color, shape, and, size to develop Sensory Perception. 2. This cute Fine Motor Skills dump truck can be rolled, moved, and dumped. 3. Using a screwdriver to screw on the bot and assemble the truck will promote Hand-Eye Coordination. 4. Exam, investigate and explore all of the components on their own. Curiosity leads to their learning and fostering Imagination and Creativity. 5. Building truck?taking them apart, knocking them down, and testing them, etc. ? engages kids in reasoning about problem-solving skills. Intellectual Growth (Development) Inspire your little engineers to figure out how things work with our lovely dump truck!