SmartGames Trucky 3 Wooden Skill-Building Puzzle Game Moving Trucks for Ages 3+
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mel1988
> 3 dayLove it. I bought quite a bit smart games toys. Their game ideas are brilliant for brain development! My kid loves the mental blox the most but this one is also a great game!
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G. Burns
> 3 dayMy niece uses these in her kindergarten class, so I purchased one for my granddaughters (3 and 5). You can tell the one with engineer mind, she’ll spend hours figuring out the puzzle
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Eskulap
> 3 dayThe best game for your kid. Kid can play alone or with parents. Smart games in general arr very good educational games. Love it. This is truly improved your kid logic, not your Ipad logic games.
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Saady
> 3 dayAll good
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Wondermom
> 3 dayGreat toy. Great gift. We received one two years ago, and have given this as a present to others. Its a few simple pieces made of solid wood, and you must fit the pieces together to replicate the picture in the book that comes with it. The puzzles in the book progress from easy to hard. Kids of multiple ages will enjoy this, and most kids 4 and up should be able to do this on their own without needing constant help. When we first got it, my then 3 and 5-year olds could do it together. Adults like it, too.
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Chaiam Yankels bubbie
> 3 dayExcellent, absorbing toy for my 5-year-old granddaughter. She enjoys doing these puzzles over and over. The last few are still a challenge to her, which is good: something for her to tackle. Materials and instruction booklet of superior quality.
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Laurie Dotson
Greater than one weekGreat logic toy.
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Marina
> 3 dayLove this toy and my 2,5 y o boy does! We play together and niw when he is almost 3, he takes the box and plays on his own, not just like with regular cars, but he follows the task in the book and looks for a solution
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P Williams
> 3 dayA lot of fun from a simple toy. I have bought it for other friends too - especially people who dont like their kids having lots of plastic and noisy stuff.
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KombatKing
Greater than one weekBought these for our son for his third birthday and he immediately wanted to play with them. His attention span is currently too short to really delve into the challenges, but he enjoys the easier ones as well as just stacking these as blocks. I like that the challenges grow in difficulty as your child grows and masters them.