🪀 Tumble Magnetic Marble Learning Kit Review

My kids (5 and 7 years old) love this set! He came with plastic balls, but they already worked with glass balls. They enjoy watching how different types of balls react as they run. And they even work well together to create their run. I didn't want this to happen to my fridge if the bullets hit the tiles or under the fridge, so I bought an $11 oil-change pan from WalMart and taped it to the playroom wall. The palette is the perfect size for this set (see image). If you have children under the…

First of all, my kid loves it and has created some impressive courses on our fridge. However, I did need to fix a few pieces of plastic protection on the marble front which began to peel off after a month of fairly careful use. Transparent packaging served its purpose, so there were no particular problems. Another slightly more serious problem is that the pieces move slightly when a ball falls on them, and the "trap" element can't even stay in place once all four balls provided are placed in…

This is a very good toy set. It's imaginative and fun, as well as inventive. All our kids from 2 to 7 years old love to play with it. They love bouncing balls down the lanes and will do so for a long time. The set includes a set of laminated cards that you can use for inspiration. Our youngest loved them and I was surprised at how well they were able to follow the map to do the route. That made him a toy they could use without me! Although we often use it together. The pieces are light but…

God I found gold in awesome toys for my 3 year old granddaughter this Christmas. Again learning resources and this set is great. When I was a kid, we had to make our own marble trails out of t-shirt card, gift boxes, whatever we could find, plus lots of duct tape. My own kids had Swedish wood sets which were great but not as great on today's wood floors I guess. Enter magnetic-backed foam rails that mount to any vertical steel surface such as refrigerators, filing cabinets, and front doors. Or…