HABA Kullerbü Marble Run
(33 Products)The right HABA Kullerbü marble run for every child
Every Kullerbü marble run is something very special – whether HABA Kullerbü windmill track, zippy cars or HABA Kullerbü loop track! Why? Because the tracks are as varied as your kids' imagination, grow with them and accompany them playfully in their development. Even the smallest from 1 year can together with you dive into enchanting HABA Kullerbü marble run worlds. Get to know Kullerbü here:
What is Kullerbü?
HABA Kullerbü marble runs are a toy that captivates young and old and playfully combines building, discovering and learning. The marble runs feature a simple snap-together system. This makes every track built in no time and stable. The balls are so big that they are already safe for 1-year-olds are – and simply the tumbling and watching the marbles roll makes the eyes of little explorers aged 1 and up already beam!
At first you parents still help with the assembly, while your 1- and 2-year-olds enjoy their first rolling fun and marble-domino. Later,little marble enthusiasts aged 3 and up the already put together the Kullerbü marble runs themselves. And the older they get, the more exciting become for them Kullerbü expansion sets with extra curves and exciting building elements with effects or sounds!
That's what makes every HABA Kullerbü marble run so special
Kullerbü is a fascinating world of play all on its own and impresses with:
Varied combinations that provide endless play fun. The flexible Kullerbü modular building system offers for children countless themed worlds ready for them to explore curiously and connect – such as the HABA Kullerbü Fire Brigade, Kullerbü cars, the big construction site or the mountain railway!
Robust materials and a stable snap-together system, that prevents wobbling or tipping over of the tracks.
Exciting expansion sets for every taste, that are compatible with all Kullerbü elements: from the extensions with tall columns to floor connectors, which provide even more stability for daring constructions!
Rolling fun that stimulates all the senses! With multicolored balls, play elements in various shapes or colors and musical extras, like the bell tunnel.
How does Kullerbü work?
As soon as you have your first HABA Kullerbü marble run at home you have, you can get started! The You connect straight tracks, sections and ramps into exciting courses full of action:
Unpack all Kullerbü marble run elements and sort them on the floor or on a table: base plates, rails, ramps, columns, connectors, balls, figures or HABA Kullerbü cars.
Sort the elements by shape & size – this way you keep an overview and your little ones get to know their Kullerbü marble run right away.
Look together at all the marble run elements and think about how you want to connect them. Creativity and imagination are called for here!
Now it's time to start building the marble run! For this, simply connect the plug connections of the individual tracks by connecting them with a click.
Add extras: If the base track is set up and you already have Kullerbü expansion sets or extras at home, you can add them directly – from the flutter gate and bells to ramps.
Ready to go? Let the first ball roll and watch how it speeds down the track. The perfect moment to take a close look, marvel and fine-tune for even more rolling fun!
What does a Kullerbü marble run promote in children?
The Playing and experimenting with the HABA Kullerbü marble runs is not only great fun, but also also trains a variety of skills! When building the tracks or inserting the balls, kids train their eye-hand coordination and their dexterity. When they consider how the track should look, they train their cognitive skills and their spatial reasoning. When you build marble runs together and talk about it, that strengthens communication skills and vocabulary of your children. And when they start to come up with great stories about the Kullerbü world, Marble Paul and his friends, that promotes their creativity! By the way, you'll find an entire section in our magazine with Kullerbü marble run stories for reading aloud, reading together and continuing the storytelling.