HABA Stacking Game Color Crystals

Material: Buche, Kunststoff, Pappe. Maße: Prismen je 7 x 8 x 2 cm. Item Package Quantity: 1 Country of origin:- Germany Package Weight: 721 grams

Age: 3 - 6 Years The crystal blocks can be stacked according to the child’s own color scheme or simply according to the template cards provided. This stacking game offers junior stacking artists multiple creative possibilities. The wooden blocks and prisms can be laid out flat or slotted one above the other in the stacking frame. The bright and colorful prisms and the beautiful shape of the stacking blocks guarantee long-lasting and varied fun.

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Age Range: 3-6 Years,The crystal blocks can be stacked according to the child's own color scheme or simply according to the template cards provided.

HABA Stacking Game Color Crystals with 12 Template Cards (Made in Germany)

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In a land far, far away lived four unicorns who were the best of friends. They enjoyed galloping across the soft, billowing clouds, sliding down rainbows, and playing with cloud crystals. One day, they noticed a terrible thunderstorm approaching. They thought it would be best to head directly for the sun and collect as many cloud crystals as possible along the way to keep them safe from the storm. Players start by choosing a colored unicorn and placing their piece on the big blue rain cloud.

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See, hear, touch and play with these fun, lightweight blocks specially designed with grooves for stacking up as high as you can build them. Then enjoy the crisp sounds they make as they topple over each other. Right side up, or upside down, the blocks are easily stackable into simple or complex forms, and are great for learning how different structures work together to support one another.