Little tykes water table

By amandajwoodward
August 23, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted August 23, 2019

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Posted August 23, 2019

Collect from SE15

One ball and one plastic cup thing missing.

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Create A Splash In Your Little One?s Imagination With The Little Tikes Spinning Seas Water Table.

It?s a great way to develop their early motor skills and has lots of interactive areas for hours of splashing, pouring and soaking fun. Aim the launcher to send balls flying into the water, turn the ferris wheel, use the scoop to cause big splashes or even turn the spinner to control the water?s movement.

A tower in the centre even lets them drop balls or pour water in and watch as wheels inside spin around and around.

Depth: 18.11 CM

Height: 72.39 CM

Width: 73.36 CM

Age Range: 18 months+

Assembly: Part Assembled

Experience Level: Beginner

Warning Message: Warning: Adult supervision at all times

Toddlers develop ?put and take? and early motor skills with this engaging water table

Kids can put balls down the tower, watching them as they go down and spin the wheels

Turn the Ferris wheel to scoop up and drop off balls

Shoot the balls into the water with the ball launcher

Turn the spinner to keep the water moving

The balls each have a character on them

Accessories include: 1 cup and 5 character balls

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