Children who play with marble runs today will do so tomorrow too! It is a toy that interesting for years remains and countless combinations offers. First, the parents help with assembly, later the older siblings support the little ones.
What 1-year-olds can do with Kullerbü
Explore balls with mouth & hands
reach for balls & release again
Let balls roll on the floor & watch
Place balls into simple tracks & let them roll
Setting up the right marble run for 1-year-olds
Children from the age of one reach for the balls with great joy and concentration, place them gently on the track, and watch in amazement what happens. This is how you set up the right track for them:
Marble Run Variant First Tumble
Marble run variant Kullerum
What 2-year-olds can do with Kullerbü
Identify parts, hand them to you & thus help with assembly
reach deliberately for balls & let them roll on the lane
Recognize cause and effect = the ball knocks over the domino balls!
learn first colors of balls & track sections
So many exciting tracks for 2-year-olds!
Together with your kids, you can decide what the track should look like – they will actively help you with that:
What 3-year-olds can do with Kullerbü
help with setting up the marble run and hand over parts
distinguish between one and several spheres
Assemble the track parts yourself
Perceive speeds & start small marble races
Building the large step-by-step marble run with 3-year-olds
Many kids aged 3 and up already pick out specific parts based on your description and help you assemble and click them together. Before you know it, the big track with left and right curves has been built!
Build the professional marble run from the construction kit with 3-year-olds
The marble run construction kit contains all the parts needed to build a real pro marble run with your 3-year-olds – including a marble vortex, crash track, rattle-bell track and many other exciting elements!
What 4-year-olds can do with Kullerbü
assemble simple setups yourself
build complex tracks with curves & junctions with support
Test cause and effect with the balls
Test experimental routes with extra elements (like books)
Exploring and experimenting with Kullerbü
You and your kids are now marble-run experts! But the marble run (building) fun is far from over here! Our lead designer of the HABA marble run, Jan Schenkel, describes the marble runs in the detailed product video as an all-round sustainable toy that is durable, forever inheritable, and infinitely expandable: "The great thing about our marble runs is that the marble run is the only one on the market with an open system and unlimited possibilities for expansion is. You can incorporate other materials, build the track askew, attach a cardboard tube, or involve the furniture from your home — there are no limits!"
So what are you waiting for? Let's go! You can expand or modify the track with anything you find at home. How about a book or stuffed-animal tunnel, a book-track extension, or building-block obstacles? Have fun finding parts and experimenting!
Be sure to try it: books can be integrated into the track really well — set up as a tunnel or opened as a track extension!
What happens to the ball when part of the track is replaced by an open picture book?