Books with illustrations and old movies, a trip to the Louvre or the Hermitage, the music of Stravinsky, toys made of natural materials – all this teaches a child to recognise beauty, to absorb it so that later he or she could easily create something new. The Cupolas set is a creative space in which children can bring to life what they think is beautiful. The constructor has strict shapes and soft arcs, a rare combination that will launch the imagination to full power. It is a handy building material to create new worlds. It does not have to be towers and castles – the building blocks constitute great walls and stadiums, bridges and garages, TV towers, schools, ice cream shops. You can build a skatepark for finger-boarding or an ecological zoo for toy animals. Thanks to the variety of shapes and harmonious colours, any construction will turn out aesthetically pleasing. How to play: Build the tallest tower or the longest wall Find pictures of famous vaulted buildings on the Internet, such as the Hagia Sophia or St. Basil's Cathedral, and discuss why different peoples build such different architectures Collect incredible paintings on the plane, talk about what is the abstract art of Wassily Kandinsky, Fernand Léger, and Mark Rothko Put the pieces on top of each other one by one, trying not to let the construction collapse