$19.99
1 in stock
This Dinosaur Sandbag Game Board offers a fun and engaging activity for children ages 3 and up. It provides three games in one, promoting skill development.
This game board folds. It offers three games in one. Children can enjoy sandbag toss, sticky ball and dart games, and tic-tac-toe. This versatility provides hours of entertainment.
The game benefits children in several ways. For example, it improves hand-eye coordination, encourages game competition, and provides exercise. Moreover, it uses high-quality materials.
The board features cartoons of friendly dinosaurs. These dinosaurs engage children’s imaginations. They create a playful atmosphere.
This game involves a throwing competition. Children toss bean bags, sticky balls, or darts. This promotes active play.
The games are easy to play. This makes them accessible for young children. The rules are simple to understand.
In the first game, children toss bean bags into holes. They win points for each successful toss. This game improves accuracy.
The second game involves sticky balls and darts. Children toss them at a target. They win points based on where the balls or darts stick. This game develops aiming skills.
The third game is tic-tac-toe. Children place their markers on the board. They try to get three in a row. This game develops strategic thinking.
These games can be played with either two or four players. This allows for flexible gameplay. Children can play with friends or family.
The game board is made with high-quality materials. This ensures durable construction. It withstands frequent use.
This Dinosaur Sandbag Game Board is donated new.
By purchasing this set, you’re supporting Father Joe’s Villages’ mission to prevent and end homelessness in San Diego.
Condition: Donated new, box mildly beat up from storage but good overall
Compare To: $24.99 (Amazon)
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