Gravitrax Game - Switch
The Game Switch consists of 30 puzzles that are solved with the help of task cards. The position of the start and finish is indicated. How must the track be built so that the ball rolls from the start to the finish? The elements that may be used are specified. If the ball reaches both targets, the task is solved. This set focuses on 3 switches and 2 finish blocks. A total of 39 building blocks keep children guessing in The Game Switch.
With GraviTrax, building fun has free rein. The GraviTrax marble run system can be extended infinitely, which guarantees unlimited building and playing fun. By freely designing the ball tracks and exploring the rolling and flying behaviour of the balls, the understanding of science is sharpened and gravity can be experienced at first hand. The STEM symbol on our products indicates a category of games in which science is experienced through play. STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) corresponds to the German MINT (Mathematics, Informatics, Natural Science, Technology).
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The Game Switch consists of 30 puzzles that are solved with the help of task cards. The position of the start and finish is indicated. How must the track be built so that the ball rolls from the start to the finish? The elements that may be used are specified. If the ball reaches both targets, the task is solved. This set focuses on 3 switches and 2 finish blocks. A total of 39 building blocks keep children guessing in The Game Switch.
With GraviTrax, building fun has free rein. The GraviTrax marble run system can be extended infinitely, which guarantees unlimited building and playing fun. By freely designing the ball tracks and exploring the rolling and flying behaviour of the balls, the understanding of science is sharpened and gravity can be experienced at first hand. The STEM symbol on our products indicates a category of games in which science is experienced through play. STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) corresponds to the German MINT (Mathematics, Informatics, Natural Science, Technology).
