LEGO Classic Creative Treats (11039) is a versatile set for children aged four and up. This creative toy with a host of fun food-shaped characters is ideal for role-play. With unlimited building, rebuilding, and discovery options, this LEGO set for beginners develops kids' confidence, concentration, and problem-solving skills.

Children have a variety of colorful and interesting bricks and special elements like eyes, mouths, and various decorations to build four cute treats: a cupcake, ice cream, avocado, and taco. Creative play continues as kids mix and match the bricks to rebuild the models into a sprinkle-decorated cake, bubble tea drink, pear, and panini. When children gain confidence in building, they can change expressions, shapes, or colors according to intuitive instructions, creating new treats, including green ice cream, a juice box, a slice of watermelon, a popsicle, and a large sandwich.

• Role-play building set - LEGO Classic Creative Treats is a creative set made for building and playing, designed specifically for boys and girls aged four and up
• Diverse bricks and fun elements - The set includes colorful bricks in various shapes and special elements like eyes, faces, and decorations
• Boundless creativity - Children can build a cupcake, ice cream, avocado, and taco, then rebuild them into a sprinkle cake, bubble tea drink, pear, and panini or try free building
• Step-by-step instructions - Simple, intuitive instructions develop skills in creative building
• Gift for children aged four and up - This versatile set with models that are quick to assemble makes a perfect gift for young food lovers and fun characters
• Even more fun - Practical and creative fun is also ensured by additional sets from the LEGO Classic series (sold separately)
• Bricks for skill development - LEGO Classic toys are full of ideas and inspiration, allowing parents to participate in play and children's development at different stages
• Set with 150 elements - The cupcake model measures 6 cm in height, 4 cm in width, and 1 cm in depth, but children can rebuild models in various dimensions.