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A stackable dinosaur tower nearly 2 feet tall that doubles as a ball drop. Toddlers connect the sections, then drop a ball into the dinosaur's mouth and watch it pop out of one of three exits at the feet or tail. It suits ages 1 and up working on coordination and cause-and-effect play. Against plain stacking cups it adds the ball-run surprise, and against motorized ball towers it is simpler and kid-powered. Owners rate it highly, and the included Play & Learn booklet adds guided activity ideas.
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Lowest price we've seen: $19.99 on Nov 15 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 15.
Owners rate it very highly and describe it as an engaging toddler toy that holds attention through repeated drops. The stacking plus ball-drop combination is the main draw.
The National Geographic Kids Dino Stacking Tower Ball Drop Toy is a dinosaur stacking toy for toddlers ages 1 and up. It combines stacking play with cause-and-effect play. Kids connect the pieces to build the dinosaur tower, which helps them practice coordination and fine motor skills.
Once the tower is assembled, a toddler places a ball into the dinosaur's mouth and closes it. The ball travels through the tower and pops out from one of three exits at the feet or tail. The assembled dinosaur stands nearly 2 feet tall.
The set includes 3 balls and a Play & Learn booklet. The booklet has guided activity ideas for sensory exploration, stacking practice, early learning skills and family play.
