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Colorful Balancing Tree - 11 Pieces

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$16.71 $26.95 In stock

Category: Fine Motor Development

3 years & up. Friendly birds and branches make up the fun Colorful Balancing Tree to Practice Problem Solving. Children will develop fine motor skills, color recognition, balancing skills, and problem solving skills all through cooperative play. With different ways to balance the tree, children will love trying different methods. This balancing tree is also great for individual learning. For 1 - 4 players.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Emma Q. ★★★★★

My kid has been trying to stack the birds on the branches in different ways, and it's great for hand-eye coordination. The pieces are just the right size for small hands to grasp without being a choking hazard.

Andrew ★★★★★

My three-year-old loves figuring out how to stack the birds and branches without knocking everything over. The different colors are great for teaching her to sort while she plays, and it really keeps her focused on problem-solving.

Madison ★★★★★

My toddler keeps grabbing this off the shelf every morning — the little birds are the perfect size for his hands, and balancing them on the branches gets him focused for way longer than I expected. The colors are bright enough that he’s started calling out the names while he plays, which is a nice b