Ball Run - Spiral Tower

Ball run made especially for little ones over the age of 1, who love to watch the balls race downward while making delightful rattling sounds.

The tower can topple over and fall apart, so your child also gets to clap and cheer when the whole thing comes tumbling down. Afterwards, the tower needs to be put together again, and you can talk your child through the process of putting first the green piece, then the yellow - no, wait, that was wrong... first the dark blue piece, then the light blue, and so on, until the tower is ready for another ball to roll down the track.

The track consists of 7 parts that are easy to assemble. The 3 included balls have a diameter of 4.5 cm and make a delightful rattling sound as they roll. The fun and cosy rattling sound is created by small beads inside the balls.

Made of PE plastic.

Height: 45 cm

1 box contains 10 pieces

The activity supports skill development and is wonderful for your child's well-being:

• Benefits your child's fine motor skills.
• Benefits visual perception.
• Supports hand-eye coordination, which is used for example when we use scissors to cut a straight line, when we want to pour water into a glass without missing, or when we catch, throw, or kick the ball that comes flying towards us in PE class.

Suitable for ages 1 yr. to 4 yrs.

Building and construction play is fun, a bit time consuming, and very educational. We won't get into a long and tedious essay about how this type of play benefits your child's creativity, hand-eye coordination, and fine motor skills as well as their interest in entrepreneurship and understanding of geometry.

While playing, your child also gets hands-on experience with problem-solving as they figure out how to set up the construction so it doesn't collapse. Your child's construction play with all sorts of blocks, pieces, and sticks develops their imagination and patience. And it's just such a confidence boost to construct a tall, tall tower or build the world's longest marble run, or to make a really cool domino row and film it as it topples.

Do you know Quercetti?

If you can say Palermo or spaghetti, you can also say Quercetti. The world-famous brand is as Italian as lasagna. Quercetti toys are made in Italy, and their completely brilliant marble runs are what they're best known for. Quercetti marble runs are available in many variants for several different age groups. But Quercetti also offers mosaic pins, fun and challenging gear games, and much more. A common theme is STEM learning, which combines play with scientific disciplines.

See our selection from Quercetti here.