Labyrinth Maze The Fun Path to Learning

4 reviews for Labyrinth Maze The Fun Path to Learning

That guy
Rated 5 out of 5
October 4, 2024
Really fun busy toy for your kids. Great for car rides.

gail
Rated 4 out of 5
October 4, 2024
This is a great little magnet learning toy…. There are just a few minor things I wish were different. I would like to see the magnet wand permanently attached to the board so it doesnt get lost. It is a really great wand and picks up the balls perfectly without losing them along the way… a very nice plus! When you are trying to get all the balls down in the bottom slot they tend to get stuck on the right side channel, so I wish that channel was just a tad wider. Give the box a shake because I almost missed the 2 wood pieces that you can attach to the base to hold the game at a slant so that you can play it flat or up on end. The star of this toy is the magnet wand…it makes all the difference in a time of fun rather than frustration. Because this has a plexiglass type top, it keeps all the balls inside. Just dont lose the magnet wand!
Melinda Upchurch
Rated 5 out of 5
October 4, 2024
My grandkids love this! I keep it in the car. It is educational and it keeps them busy.
CJ
Rated 5 out of 5
October 4, 2024
This toy is an excellent toy, once you figure it out. The little beads are very small and pool in the wells of each number. It took a while for me to come up with a best strategy to get them all in the loading/beginning area. It involves inverting the board, then rolling them to the channel on the right of the board, and slowly moving as many as possible into the bottom. As you do this, a bunch get stuck and many are still in the number wells. Then, start using the magnetic pen to move them. It only works when the board is flat. It is a ton of work, and a wonderful lesson in dealing with frustration. Laughing would be great! The beads are similar in color shade, so it might be difficult to tell purple apart from gray or black. This is where detail cones in when moving and counting them. This is a challenging puzzle. I’d try it in front of a child to get the interested. Leave it laying on the table, half way completed. It could be an ongoing fun item to tinker with while practicing patience, critical thinking, and fine motor skills. It is so innocuous, I love it!