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Labyrinthe à Billes Magnétiques

Labyrinthe à Billes Magnétiques

4.6(80 ratings)

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$36.42at La Cabane MagiqueChecked Nov 12

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Price facts

  • Last seen at $36.42 at La Cabane Magique on Nov 12.

Our take on the Labyrinthe à Billes Magnétiques

A wooden-style magnetic maze board with 75 colored metal balls and a magnetic pen. The child drags each ball through the maze and drops it into the matching paint pot, which builds fine motor control, color sorting and counting. It is a quiet, screen-free activity aimed at preschoolers and early learners, and it competes with other magnetic maze and sorting toys on ball count and color variety rather than on electronics. Owners rate it highly for keeping young children focused.

Best forPreschoolers learning colors and countingQuiet, screen-free indoor playFine motor practice for small handsParents wanting a self-contained travel or waiting-room toy
Pros
  • 75 balls across 10 colors gives plenty of sorting and counting practice
  • Magnetic pen keeps the balls enclosed, so no loose pieces to lose
  • Trains fine motor control and hand-eye coordination
  • Color matching and counting built into one activity
  • Quiet play with no batteries or screens
Cons
  • The attached pen limits play to one child at a time
  • Small balls and a strong magnet mean it is not for children who still mouth toys
  • Repeated play can get repetitive once the colors are learned

Labyrinthe à Billes Magnétiques prices at every store

  • La Cabane MagiqueNew

    In stockPriced in CAD (CA$51.90)Return policy

    $36.42Checked Nov 12
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What reviewers say

  • 4.6 / 580 ratings

Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 80 ratings. Buyers describe it as engaging and well made, and say children stay with it longer than expected.

What people mention
  • EngagementPraisedBuyers say children stay absorbed in moving the balls through the maze.
  • LearningPraisedParents report it helps with color naming and counting.
  • BuildPraisedOwners describe the board as solid and the balls as securely enclosed.
  • Replay valueMixedSome say interest fades once the color sorting is mastered.
  • Single playerCriticisedThe one attached pen means only one child can play at a time.

About the Labyrinthe à Billes Magnétiques

This magnetic maze game combines play with early learning for young children. Players use a magnetic pen to move colored beads through the maze and into numbered paint pots. The game involves sorting colors and counting, and it exercises fine motor skills.

The pots are numbered from 1 to 10, which helps children practice recognizing colors, matching and counting. The game also encourages patience and concentration. It is intended for children ages 3 and up.

The maze is made of wood with an acrylic panel on top. Six rivets seal the top permanently so the beads cannot escape. The game is compact and easy to store.

Beads
75 magnetic beads in 10 colors
Pots
Paint pots numbered 1 to 10
Material
Wood body with acrylic panel
Dimensions
22 x 29.5 cm
Weight
500 g (package)
Age
3 years and up
In the box
1 magnetic bead maze, 1 magnetic pen

Questions and answers

What age is this magnetic maze for?
It suits preschoolers roughly 3 and up who are learning colors and counting. Children who still put small objects in their mouths should not use it unsupervised.
How many balls does it include?
It comes with 75 magnetic balls in 10 different colors, sorted into paint-pot sections with the magnetic pen.
Does it need batteries?
No. The pen is magnetic and the balls move by magnetism, so there is nothing to charge or power.
Can more than one child play at once?
Only one child can use the attached pen at a time. Others can watch or take turns.
What skills does it build?
Fine motor control, hand-eye coordination, color recognition and early counting.
Are the balls loose or enclosed?
The balls stay under a clear cover and are moved with the pen, so they do not spill out during play.
Where is the Labyrinthe à Billes Magnétiques cheapest?
At La Cabane Magique, for $36.42, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Labyrinthe à Billes Magnétiques?
Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 80 ratings.