Trusted since 1985Big blocks for small hands, one stack at a time

MEGA BLOKS building bags and activity tables

Every MEGA BLOKS pile starts somewhere, and for most families it starts with a drawstring bag. The Big Building Bag holds eighty blocks; the Deluxe bag holds a hundred and fifty. Both are sized so a one-year-old can press two blocks together and, just as importantly, pull them apart again.

The Build 'n Learn tables lift that same play to standing height, with a track across the top, a little car and storage inside. Legs fold, so the table goes where the family goes.

5 sets

Three things parents ask about this shelf

Eighty or a hundred and fifty blocks?

Eighty is plenty for one toddler to build, knock over and rebuild. The 150-piece Deluxe bag makes sense when two children share the pile, or when you would rather not add sets later.

Do the bag and table blocks fit together?

Yes. Every First Builders block shares the same studs, so table pieces, bag pieces and vehicle sets all click into one collection.

Blue, pink or red?

The blocks inside are a mixed rainbow in every bag. The colour mostly marks whose set is whose, which helps when siblings each have one.

Shop by age

Our sets are labelled 1+, 1½+ and 3+. Here is what each label means on the floor.

Child playing with a MEGA BLOKS set labelled 1+1+ · First stacksGrip, press, pull apart. Bags, tables and block vehicles with built-in storage.Child playing with a MEGA BLOKS set labelled 1½+1½+ · First lessonsBlocks with numbers, letters and animals printed on, built into things that roll.Child playing with a MEGA BLOKS set labelled 3+3+ · First instructions3-in-1 builds with picture steps, three models from one box.

Trusted since 1985

Big blocks for small hands, one stack at a time

MEGA BLOKS has been putting oversized blocks into small hands since 1985. This is our catalogue of the sets families reach for first, with prices and reviews from the shop that sells them.

Child's hand on a red MEGA BLOKS Build & Go race car