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Put your child’s problem solving skills to work while also developing their fine motor and visual motor skills.
Mess Level: None
Set Up Time: Under 5 min
Activity Time: 10-15 min
Your child will help lead 2 characters through three separate mazes to reach a character, place, and object.
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