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My Very First Games Fishing Rod for Kids – Learn Hand-Eye Coordination

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $44.99.Current price is: $26.87.

Fishing game for children aged 2+ to build hand-eye coordination and follow simple game rules in just 5-10 minutes.

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My Very First Games – Here, Fishy, Fishy!

We do not have the product in stock but we are happy to order it for you from our interstate suppliers. Please allow 5-7 business days for dispatch. We will notify you and refund if this item is out of stock in all our suppliers.

Product Details

Age Range 2-99 years
Number of Players 1-4
Game Length 5-10 minutes

In free play, children experiment with the fishing rod, the sea, and all the sea dwellers, bringing them to life in the most imaginative way. The game with rules acquaints children with first game rules and how to apply them. Fishing with the rod fosters hand-eye coordination in particular and strengthens concentration skills.

Includes

  • 1 fishing rod with worm

FAQ

How long does it take to receive the product after ordering?

Please allow 5-7 business days for dispatch. We will notify you if the item is out of stock in all suppliers and refund your payment accordingly.

Is this game suitable for young children?

Yes, the game is designed for children aged 2 and above, promoting imaginative play and hand-eye coordination.

What skills does this game help develop?

The game helps develop hand-eye coordination and concentration skills through interactive free play.

3 reviews for My Very First Games Fishing Rod for Kids – Learn Hand-Eye Coordination

  1. Robert Clarkson –

    My 3-year-old loves the fishy game. She spends hours pretending to fish and makes up stories about the sea creatures. It’s a great way to encourage imaginative play and keeps her engaged without needing instructions.

  2. Robert Edmunds –

    Simple and fun for toddlers. The fishing rod and worm are easy to grasp, and the game encourages movement and focus. My daughter plays it every weekend with her siblings.

  3. Rebecca North –

    Perfect for introducing basic game rules in a playful way. The children enjoy the free play aspect and learn how to take turns and follow simple instructions.

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