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Ring-A-Thing

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Introduces children from free play to first games with rules:
the instructions include 3 basic game ideas for 1-3 players.
Also assigning of colors and sizes.

Product ID : 2213

AGE : 18m+

Materials : beech wood

Measurements : height 2.7 inches

Made in Germany

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Ring-A_Thing

Haba's Ring-A-Thing provides toddlers with a delightful introduction to the world of competitive play! As we have come to expect from Haba products, Ring-A-Thing offers opportunities for learning while simultaneously entertaining young players. Competitors are familiarised with the use of dice, the concept of turn taking and other such skills required for game play. Furthermore, a child's ability to identify the three primary colours is reinforced. Overall, Ring-A-Thing is entertaining without being overly complex. A must for all little people!

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Great first game

This is such a great first game. It introduces taking turns, colors, sizes and using a die. It is entertaining for both my 2 year old and 5 year old. There are several different games to play and they are all quick and fun. I love that it is made of high quality wood and brightly painted.

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Great first game

We just received this game today, which I bought for my 18 mts old son. He knows the colors blue and yellow, and is pretty good and turn taking, so we were looking for a simple, basic 'game' we could play. This game is it! The die that comes with the game is actually quite large, and larger than it looks in the picture. My only wish was that the little stick men came with a base, so they would stand up easier on carpet. He was excited when we opened the box, and he caught on pretty quick. We let him throw the die in the box top, and he actually came up with his own game, where he would take the corresponding stick man and stick him in one of the rings. He is too little to understand the game plays yet, but it is great for practicing turn taking and first game play. Love this game!