Stacking Rocket with Flying Ball

Your little astronaut will love playing with this delightful rocket that demonstrates several physical forces through play. 

There's a fan at the base of the rocket. When you place the ball on the fan and stack one rocket piece after another on top, the ball will be blown upward. The upward airflow will make the ball float right at the edge of the top part, but it won’t rise any higher than that. When you place the rocket’s nose cone on top of the structure, the air can no longer rise, and the ball will fall back down to the bottom. 

This simple play with air lift, gravity, and mass gives your child a fun introduction to physics, and the rocket opens up a whole world of imagination.

Your child can make the ball rise and fall again and again, simply by putting the top on and taking it off. 

The rocket pieces are numbered, so your child can also work on their counting skills while playing. 

The rocket’s fan turns off automatically after 5 minutes. 

The activity is great for your child's well-being and ability to learn:

• Here, fine motor skills are developed.
• Develops visual perception.
• Develops hand-eye coordination, which is activated e.g. when we catch, throw, or kick the ball that comes flying towards us in PE class, or when we cut an accurate line with scissors or want to pour a glass of water without missing.

Measures 18 x 26 x 33,6 cm.
Suitable for children aged 2 yrs. to 4 yrs.