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A wooden magnetic maze board with a pen that drags colored beads along tracks into numbered dinosaur boxes. It teaches counting 1–10, color matching and pen control for ages 3–5. The sealed acrylic cover and nailed edges keep beads inside, which is the main thing parents check on rivals. Reviewers rate it well for keeping toddlers busy, though the pen tether and bead drag are the usual complaints.
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Buyers rate it 4.6 out of 5 and mostly praise it as a sturdy, absorbing quiet-time toy that holds a toddler's attention while teaching numbers and colors. Complaints center on the magnetic pull and the pen.
This wooden magnetic maze is a color and number matching game for children ages 3 to 5. It comes with a magnetic pen and 10 colors of magnetic beads. Dinosaurs with the numbers 1 to 10 printed on their bodies mark the colors and numbers to match.
A child uses the magnetic pen to move the beads from the track to the matching color box. The pen's magnetic force passes to the beads when it touches them. The game supports counting, color recognition and early math skills, and it builds fine motor skills.
The board is made of natural wood with non-toxic water-based paint. Its edges are smooth with no burrs. Eight nails secure the edges so the beads stay inside, and clear acrylic covers the maze. The magnetic pen is attached to the wooden board for storage.
