About Stem Discovery Ball Table
Kid-friendly simple machines come to life with fun and engaging STEM ball play from Step2! From levers to catapults and pulley systems, this play ball table has it all. Ready to play? Place a play ball at the base of the tower, then crank the belt and pulley system to pull the balls up and into the top tier! Watch as gravity pulls the balls down the funnel, through a series of ramps, and finally back into the table basin. While playing, little ones will learn about early physics concepts like movement, force, cause and effect relationships, and more! Made in the USA.
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From the manufacturer
Enhanced STEM Play
Put-and-place ball play along with the pulley system crank and side flipper featured with this table let little ones discover physics principles and hone their fine motor skills.
Spacious Design
The table platform is large enough for multiple kids to play together, building social and sharing skills.
Bonus Water Play
Convenient drain plug allows the table to be filled with water for an exciting sensory ball play experience!
Language + Social Skills
Role playing requires kids to engage in story telling as they make up scenarios, and communicate with others what role they are playing. Any new toy also expands a child’s vocabulary – learning new verbs like “push” and “shop”, or nouns like “basket” and “cart”.
Physical + Motor Skills
Pretend play is great for motor skill development as kids use small accessories just like mom and dad do. Gripping a handle, grabbing a toy and then dropping it help develop hand-eye coordination and physical dexterity.
Visual Skills + Memory
Visual-spatial skills are heavily involved with ball play. If your child rolls the ball too hard, it may hit something or fall off of a table. If the ball is thrown too softly, it will fall short of the intended basket. They’ll learn how to contain the ball within their play space through trial and error, improved hand-eye coordination and physical dexterity.
Visual Skills + Memory
Visual-spatial skills are heavily involved with ball play. If your child rolls the ball too hard, it may hit something or fall off of a table. If the ball is thrown too softly, it will fall short of the intended basket. They’ll learn how to contain the ball within their play space through trial and error, improved hand-eye coordination and physical dexterity.
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