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Colour domino game: an explosion of creativity
This colour domino game gives children a vibrant palette to express their imagination. The 200 wooden pieces in rainbow shades let them create varied runs, building hand-eye coordination and an understanding of logical sequences. A playful tool to develop fine motor skills and concentration from a young age.
Domino toy: an educational, fun gift
Giving this domino toymeans offering far more than entertainment. It is an invitation to explore cause and effect, to experiment with gravity and motion. Some parents may wonder about safety? Rest assured, the pieces are natural wood with no sharp edges, suitable for children from age 3. A durable game that crosses generations.
Wooden Domino Set: specifications
- Domino dimensions : 0.7 x 2.1 x 4.5 cm
- Materials : natural wood
- Number of pieces: 200 coloured dominoes
- Recommended age: 3 and up
Build, understand, imagine
These engineering and construction kits offer much more than play: they develop logic, precision and creativity. By assembling structures, machines or mechanisms, children discover the fundamentals of mechanics, physics and engineering principles. Every project is a chance to learn by building, with the pleasure of watching something they made with their own hands actually work. 👉 Back to engineering & construction kitsCustomers who viewed this engineering kit also looked at
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Karen Whitfield –
Tiles are nice enough and the colours are bright, but the box arrived a bit crushed at one corner and about a dozen dominoes had chipped paint. Nothing dramatic, my son still had a lovely afternoon building with them. Just wish the packaging had been sturdier for a set this size.
Dave Pritchard –
ordered this after the last couple of science kits went down well with my two. Solid little set, tiles stand up properly and don’t topple at the slightest breath. Bit pricey compared to the plastic ones but the wood feels much nicer. Will be back for more no doubt.
Margaret Hollis –
Bought for my grandson Alfie’s birthday. He was grinning from ear to ear when the first long line went down. Lovely and simple.
Priya Nair –
Cracking little set for a rainy weekend. My daughter spent ages working out how to make the curves without the chain stopping halfway, which was half the fun, honestly. The tiles are a decent weight and the colours haven’t rubbed off yet. Would have liked a few ideas for layouts included in the box, but there’s plenty online.
Margaret Hollis –
Bought these for my grandson Alfie, who’s seven, and he’s barely left the living room floor since the postie brought them. He’s already worked out that spacing the tiles closer makes the whole thing topple faster, and the squeal when his first big spiral went down was priceless. Brilliant for patience too, which is not something he’s known for!
Daniel Pritchard –
spot on. smooth wooden tiles that stand up properly, and the colours are lovely.