Description Children from the age of 8 can solve many exciting puzzles with GraviTrax The Game Flow How does the ball get from the start to the finish if, for example, only 4 height stones, 3 curves and 2 rails are available to build the track? 30 task cards indicate the start and end point of the track to be built. If the ball rolls from start to finish and all parts are installed, the puzzle is solved. Hexagonal floor panels, which can be variably placed next to each other, enable tricky and varied puzzle fun with the interactive marble run system. With GraviTrax, building fun has free rein. The GraviTrax ball track system can be expanded infinitely through extensions, which guarantees unlimited building and playing fun. By freely designing the ball tracks and exploring the rolling and flight behavior of the balls, the understanding of science is sharpened and gravity can be experienced up close. The STEM mark on our products signals a game category where science is experienced through play. STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) corresponds to the German MINT (mathematics, computer science, natural sciences, technology). Key Features: 30 task cards, 2 hexagonal base plates, 1 small transparent level, 1 starting stone, 1 ball, 2 FlexTubes, 11 large height stones, 1 small height stone, 7 curves, 1 crossing, 1 long plastic rail, 2 medium plastic splints, 3 short plastic splints, 1 swivel, 2 base stones, inserts for the base stones: 1 catcher, 1 target With 30 task cards, 2 FlexTubes, a small transparent level and a total of 38 building blocks, children are introduced to concentration games in a creative way No starter set is required to solve the varied tasks and all parts can be easily integrated into the GraviTrax world Whether on holiday, indoors at home, alone or with friends, GraviTrax The Game Flow guarantees fun thinking and playing. An ideal gift for both beginners and advanced learners The well-known ball track system as a brain teaser: children solve challenging logic puzzles and learn the laws of physics in a playful way Age recommendation: from 8 years
