Power Your Fun Maze Builder Track Set – 31pc Logical Puzzle
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Set Alert for Product: Power Your Fun Jumbo Maze Builder Track Set- 46pc Logical Road Builder Puzzle Board Game, Building STEM Toys, 206 Brain Games Puzzles for Kids, 21” Car Track Playset, Learning Game Educational Toys 3+ - $14.99
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Power Your Fun Maze Builder Track Set – 31pc Logical Puzzle Price History
Price History for Power Your Fun Jumbo Maze Builder Track Set- 46pc Logical Road Builder Puzzle Board Game,...
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$14.99
September 16, 2024
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$21.99
August 3, 2024
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September 3, 2024
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September 3, 2024
$21.99
August 3, 2024
Power Your Fun Maze Builder Track Set – 31pc Logical Puzzle Description
31pc Maze Builder Game Set: Merge fun with learning using this educational maze logical road builder game set to develop your child’s problem-solving and logical thinking skills with multi level brain puzzles for kids. Keep your kids engaged in this innovative 31pc stem building kids puzzle game that includes 2 bulldozers for multiplayers, a booklet of 118 challenges, and 4 difficulty levels to boost their spatial reasoning, planning, and critical thinking
Create Your Own Track: Build your own logical road track to move marbles with your bulldozer from one side of the board to the other! Simply pick a challenge in the booklet, create your maze path on the game board using different blocks to link from start to finish, then use the bulldozer to carry the balls smoothly from one side of the board to the other. It’s that easy!
100+ Brain Teaser Puzzles: This brain teaser game includes a guidebook of 118 challenges with 4 difficulty levels to keep young minds developing through fun, engaging, challenging puzzles! This is the perfect educational strategy game for kids across multiple age groups
Develop Critical Thinking Skills: Complete STEM building toy game set to boost hand-eye coordination, develop brain learning, problem solving skills, spatial intelligence, and promote concentration for ADHD and autism. Cultivate understanding of cause and effect in young minds with endless combinations and possibilities to build creative road tracks.
Durable Non-Toxic Pieces: Made with durable, non-toxic, BPA-free premium materials. The logical road builder game includes 4 Board Base Blocks (measuring 15.35” L x 15.35” W when assembled), 6 Cross Blocks, 6 Double Turning Blocks, 1 Starting Block, 1 Ending Block, 4 Arc Tracks, 2 Pull-Back Bulldozers, 6 Marbles, and 1 Maze Booklet Guide to craft endless routes, solutions, and imaginative constructions. No batteries required!
Educational Toy Gift: Whether it’s Birthday, Christmas, or just because, the logical road builder makes a thoughtful and educational gift for kids that will keep on giving. Complete with user-friendly manual with detailed guide to kickstart the road track building experience with simplified instructions and puzzle solutions to aid young builders. Perfect as montessori learning toys for 3+ year old boys and girls
Power Your Fun Maze Builder Track Set – 31pc Logical Puzzle Reviews (8)
8 reviews for Power Your Fun Maze Builder Track Set – 31pc Logical Puzzle
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Toni –
Our 5-year old granddaughter is enjoying this game. She changes the route and learning not to overwind the bulldozers on some routes because they’ll go too fast on the track and lose the balls. I’m just wondering how long the bulldozers will last if they are wound up too tight consistently. We will see!
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Kim Weishan –
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Me and my 2 year old played with it and although he’s a bit young to fully understand it, he loved moving the parts around and watching the truck dump the balls into the end. He helped wind the cars up and put them on the track and give it a nice push to get going. We had a blast playing together, I cannot wait to play with this as he grows!
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Joey –
Worked as described. I will note that the squeeze brakes on the side don’t actually latch but rather they hold the tension until you can set it on the starting block. Sets up very easily and I’m pleased with the purchase. The little dozer sometimes runs out of steam on the long runs so I might have gotten the smaller set in retrospect, but with a proper windup it could still follow a really long route.
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Aleshia P. –
I love this product for my 3 year old. It really gets him thinking on how to connect the pieces to move the bulldozer. I love that theres a guide that has different learning levels and different set ups that you need to figure out how to connect from start to finish. The only thing I would love is a storage bag. Theres a lot pieces so keeping the box is important, but its big and theres not too many places to store it.
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Kim Weishan –
This was awesome. My 3 yr old grandson could just play w/it as a track. His big brother wanted to play it as a game. It was perfect for both!!
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Shassie –
I have a 3 year old and a 18m old who both love this! They both get so creative and it entertains them for so long! They only want to play with this one now!
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J –
Great STEM learning tool. My 3, 5, and 11 year old all enjoy it (as do I).
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C B –
This is the second puzzle of this nature that I got for my 5 year old granddaughter. It is very challenging. It is well made and the pieces are easy to handle. We are approaching this puzzle in steps. We first just set up some of the track and we began with using the dozers to push around the balls. The spring load vehicle is a little tricky for small hands to pull back and then hold before setting on the track. I think it would be very difficult for a younger child. I’m not sure if they have the eye-hand coordination. Then we began problem solving arranging the track so there were clear paths to move the balls. Even with an instruction manual, and the step by step placement of the track, it was quite tricky. An 8 year old neighbor joined us and she was intrigued. She followed the directions in the manual and was able to make several paths for the dozers. The 5 year old lost interest but the 8 year old kept at it for a pretty long time, and was successful moving the balls. So my assessment is, it is a great STEM activity with lots of problem solving potential, and as an adult guided activity it suitable for not younger than a 5 year old. I think a 7-9 year old would have a great time using independently. I will continue to pull out this puzzle for GD as she gets older and watch her growth.
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Toni –
Our 5-year old granddaughter is enjoying this game. She changes the route and learning not to overwind the bulldozers on some routes because they’ll go too fast on the track and lose the balls. I’m just wondering how long the bulldozers will last if they are wound up too tight consistently. We will see!
Kim Weishan –
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Me and my 2 year old played with it and although he’s a bit young to fully understand it, he loved moving the parts around and watching the truck dump the balls into the end. He helped wind the cars up and put them on the track and give it a nice push to get going. We had a blast playing together, I cannot wait to play with this as he grows!
Joey –
Worked as described. I will note that the squeeze brakes on the side don’t actually latch but rather they hold the tension until you can set it on the starting block. Sets up very easily and I’m pleased with the purchase. The little dozer sometimes runs out of steam on the long runs so I might have gotten the smaller set in retrospect, but with a proper windup it could still follow a really long route.
Aleshia P. –
I love this product for my 3 year old. It really gets him thinking on how to connect the pieces to move the bulldozer. I love that theres a guide that has different learning levels and different set ups that you need to figure out how to connect from start to finish. The only thing I would love is a storage bag. Theres a lot pieces so keeping the box is important, but its big and theres not too many places to store it.
Kim Weishan –
This was awesome. My 3 yr old grandson could just play w/it as a track. His big brother wanted to play it as a game. It was perfect for both!!
Shassie –
I have a 3 year old and a 18m old who both love this! They both get so creative and it entertains them for so long! They only want to play with this one now!
J –
Great STEM learning tool. My 3, 5, and 11 year old all enjoy it (as do I).
C B –
This is the second puzzle of this nature that I got for my 5 year old granddaughter. It is very challenging. It is well made and the pieces are easy to handle. We are approaching this puzzle in steps. We first just set up some of the track and we began with using the dozers to push around the balls. The spring load vehicle is a little tricky for small hands to pull back and then hold before setting on the track. I think it would be very difficult for a younger child. I’m not sure if they have the eye-hand coordination. Then we began problem solving arranging the track so there were clear paths to move the balls. Even with an instruction manual, and the step by step placement of the track, it was quite tricky. An 8 year old neighbor joined us and she was intrigued. She followed the directions in the manual and was able to make several paths for the dozers. The 5 year old lost interest but the 8 year old kept at it for a pretty long time, and was successful moving the balls. So my assessment is, it is a great STEM activity with lots of problem solving potential, and as an adult guided activity it suitable for not younger than a 5 year old. I think a 7-9 year old would have a great time using independently. I will continue to pull out this puzzle for GD as she gets older and watch her growth.