Bakugan Bakubowl

Product Details

Prepare for battle with this Bakugan BakuBowl arena, designed especially for tournament Bakugan play. Each of the four bumpers holds six of your favorite Bakugan balls and 6 cards (not included). BakuBowl includes BakuMat, carrying bag and 4 ramps. Measures approximately 14 by 12 1/2 by 2 1/2 inches. Ages 5 and up.

• An arena designed especially for tournament Bakugan play
• Prepare to engage in battle in the Bakubowl Arena
• Strategically bank your Bakugan off the bumpers for even more action
• Each bumper holds 6 of your favorite Bakugan and 6 cards
• One BakuMat, One CarryBag, 4 Ramps

Customer Reviews ::

Not worth the money - Dolly Krueger - Georgia, USA
I got this for my 7 year old son who loves Bakugon. He loved the mat, but within a few times of him foldin g up the mat for storage, the metal ring that expands it was bent/warped. Now the mat does not lay flat and is useless. It is unrealistic to think that a nylon printed mat that is about 30 inches in diamter and four plastic molded "ramps" which are more for in game storage than anything else is worht , let alone the fact that the mat cannot be properly stored by the age group that uses it. i would have rather gotten a latex rubber basded mat that could be rolled up - or even just a large plastic disk.

Alex Toys Paper Plate Bugs, Alex Little Hands Art Series

Product Details

Cute as a Bug, the Paper Plate Bugs from Alex Toys are a colorful and easy project for your toddler. Just layer, glue, stick and decorate! The Paper Plate Bugs set include stickers galore, buttons, googly eyes, pipe cleaners, popsicle sticks, pom poms, paper punch outs, a chunky glue stick and easy instructions. Choose from five bugs and let your child's imagination crawl. Great Gift! Age 3 years old and up.

• Colorful and easy project
• Just layer, glue and stick
• Have fun decorating with stickers, pom poms and more
• Creates 5 cute bugs
• A great beginning art activity

Customer Reviews ::

Need strong tape, a stapler and better glue - A. Turner - Vermont, USA
My daughter received this as a gift for her fourth birthday. We did the first bug project this afternoon, and although she was happy with the finished product, there were some frustrations along the way. There is no way these projects can be done exclusively with the included gluestick. In fact, we used the glue stick very little. Instead we used packing tape and some tacky glue to help hold everything together. I think a stapler probably would have been helpful too. The plates are tricky to join together because they don't lay completely flat. I did most of the "assembly" and she did the decorating. For the price, this does seem like a good option for kids who like to do projects.