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rainbow stacking tower

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$25.47 $39.8 In stock

Category: Building Set - Kids

Blocks...

Have you ever wondered how many secrets they hold?

When we sit down to play, we never really know what will be built from them this time.

And if we want to build a T O W E R, is it ever really the same?

Let's find out...

We invite you to play:

  1. Build a tower with as many "windows," gaps, and holes as possible—ones you can peek through.

  2. Build two openwork towers standing close to each other, then connect them with a stick found on a walk in the park, or a colorful thread or yarn, threading it through the openings.

  3. Build the tallest towers you can with different bases. Maybe one time it’s a block X, another time two cylinders with a plank on top—whatever you come up with, experiment! Do they all stand just as firmly on the floor?

  4. Build a tower using all the blocks you have—at the bottom, there will be more of them, maybe three, maybe four, five... It looks like this tower will be different again.

  5. Do you have other ideas? The blocks can’t wait...

Let’s play: game on!

Free from all harmful substances.

Eco-friendly product. Made in the Beskidy Mountains, Poland.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Alexander I. ★★★★★

The colors on this stacking tower are way more vivid in person than I expected, and my 2-year-old immediately started sorting them by size. We've built and knocked it down probably twenty times in one afternoon, and the blocks still look brand new.

Thomas W. ★★★★★

My toddler sat with these for almost an hour, just stacking and knocking them down, then rebuilding. The sizes are off enough that she actually has to think about which block goes where, which is the part I like.

Kevin ★★★★★

My 18-month-old figured out how to stack the rings on the peg within a week, and now she does it over and over, clapping for herself each time. The colors are bright without being garish, and the pieces are chunky enough that I don't worry about her mouthing them. It's the one toy that keeps her bus