Texo {Guidecraft Review + Giveaway}

Guidecraft Texo Review for #preschool and #kindergarten

Have you ever bought something and then realized it wasn’t versatile enough for your child or classroom centers? After a short period of time the toy is outgrown and you’re left looking for something more appropriate. Sound familiar?

This month our Guidecraft Educator’s Team will introduce you to a versatile new product called Texo that will allow for differentiation and versatility.

Guidecraft Texo Review and Giveaway for #preschool and #kindergarten

About Texo


An award-winning construction system, Texo was created by architect, author and designer Lester Walker. Each Texo kit contains solid wood rods and planks as well as sturdy, molded plastic connectors. For ages 3 and up, each Texo kit also includes a deluxe activity guide with step-by-step directions for creating and building.

Guidecraft Texo Review and Giveaway for #preschool and #kindergarten
This high-quality product would make a wonderful addition to your building and construction center and provide many opportunities for creativity and problem solving.

Texo Features

  • Real, high-quality natural wooden pieces
  • Colorful plastic connectors
  • Activity Guide with step-by-step instructions in case your little builders need some inspiration

Educational Benefits of Texo for Classroom Centers


Just like Magneatos and PowerClix, Texo also supports the development of S.T.E.M. skills at home or in the classroom. I’ve compiled a list of the educational benefits of Texo for you below:

  • S.T.E.M. Skills {Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math}
  • Construction
  • Creativity
  • Imagination
  • Open-Ended Play
  • Fine Motor Skills/ Hand-Eye Coordination
  • Problem Solving

As they build bridges, houses and more; Texo inspires children in preschool, kindergarten and beyond to explore the principles of math, construction, and engineering while sparking creativity and imaginative play.

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I received a set of Texo to review; I was not compensated in any other way. All opinions are 100% my own.

160 thoughts on “Texo {Guidecraft Review + Giveaway}”

  1. my child would go crazy for the texo set! he’d have fun with either the 65 or the 210 piece set. that would be awesome.

  2. I would love to win the 210 piece set for our classroom. Our class loves open ended materials. Te more pieces the more options.

  3. I would like the Texo 210 pc set for my son. With so many pieces, he’d have the ability to make a lot of configurations and there would be more than enough to play with friends.

  4. This looks like hours of fun! My son would absolutely love this – and I’m sure his older sister would get in on the action as well. The 100 or 210 pc sets would provide limitless creativity. Thanks for the heads-up and review!

  5. I would like the Texo 210 piece set for my preK classroom. The number of pieces would make this a great small group activity as well as a nice addition to my manipulative center. So many ways to encourage creativity !

  6. Of cause I would love the Texo 210 pc. More pieces = more fun. And then the kids don’t need to disassemble something they’ve just built in order to build something new.

  7. I am a Young 5’s teacher with a class full of creative and energetic boys!! They would LOVE these!!! I can just see the creations now!!!

  8. I would love to win the Texo 210 pcs. for my classroom. This would allow sharing of pieces and more ability for creativity.

  9. Texo 210 pc is the one my kids would like, the more pieces the bigger the creation and the more excitement!

  10. It will be fun to explore and play with either one, of course I would like the 210 better to get more possibilities of creating.

  11. I would say the I could make the 100 piece set work in my classroom just fine but the 210 would be awesome to have as well (more pieces mean they could build more intricate structures)! These look like they could be a lot of fun for creative children who like to build (and I know a bunch of children like that)! I’m keeping my fingers crossed!

  12. The 100 pc set would be great for my class. They love to build things and this would give them a whole new way to construct.

  13. My Grandsons would go crazy for the 210 Pc. set! I try and have really cool stuff for them to play with whenever they come visit Nana 🙂

  14. I would like the 210 piece set for my kindie classroom so they can have lots of pieces to explore different designs.

  15. My Montessori classroom would love the 210 set. It looks like a beautiful set that would offer lots of opportunities for open-ended self-directed creations for children of many skill levels and interests.

  16. Having the 210 piece set would mean that both of the 4 year old classes in my school would have enough to use. Many of our toys are quite old, so having a new manipulative would be great!

  17. The 100 pc st would be awesome in my classroom! We don’t have alot of space and I think this set would be the perfect size. The 3 and 4 year olds would love, love , love this! Such great fine motor work and just plain fun!!!!!! <3 it!

  18. I would love the 210 piece set for my young fives classroom. What a great addition to our building center!

  19. This would be great to have for both my boys! They love to build things and this will be great to have!!

  20. Wow – what a fascinating set. As an engineer’s daughter and former math teacher myself, I have always enjoyed construction and patterns. It’s even more fun to see those skills and interests emerging in my 2- and 4-year-olds. I would love to explore all the features and ways to play with the Texo set with my girls as we focus on motor skills, creativity, and play in our daily home-preschool time. The 100 piece set seems appropriate for two girls to share (without killing each other!). Thanks for sharing about this!

  21. Hi,
    This would be a great asset to the multi-level room I teach in. It offers tactile, fine motor, critical thinking skills, and other educational advances for them to work with.

  22. I think my preschool boys would love this. I’m always amazed when someone comes up with another building toy…especially interesting ones like this.

  23. With building toys, I take a “the more, the merrier” approach. If I could have my choice, I’d like the 210 piece set.

  24. I would be so happy with the 100 or the 210 piece set. Both are so open ended and allow for creative structure building!

  25. I’d love the 210 piece set. With five children in my center groups, that should allow enough for both independent and team building projects.

  26. The Texo 210 piece so that there are enough pieces for a majority of my students to create and investigate at the same time. Thanks for the chance to win such an amazing prize.

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