Coogam Rainbow Puzzle Ball with Pouch Color-Matching Puzzle Game Toy Stress Reliever Magic Ball Brain Teaser for Kids and Adults, Children, Boy, Girl Holiday
Original price was: $16.99.$9.99Current price is: $9.99.
Price: $16.99 - $9.99
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Since 2016, we have been dedicated to creating exceptional toys that spark imagination, foster learning, and bring joy to children around the world. Our journey began with a simple mission: to create toys that inspire and educate, fostering a love for learning in children. Founded with a passion for childhood development and a commitment to sustainability, Coogam has grown into a trusted name for parents and educators alike.
Diverse toys, immersive play
Are the toys safe and durable for kids to play?
We use only the finest materials and adhere to the highest standards of craftsmanship, ensuring that every Coogam product is both durable and safe for young explorers.
What makes our products unique?
By revamping teaching methods, we make sure that our designs maintain as much flexibility as possible. This approach helps keep creativity unrestricted, allowing it to continuously develop in new ways. Inspired by educational reform methods such as Montessori, Reggio and Emilia, these principles are deeply integrated into our company’s core values.
Fun To Play:It will keep you trying for hours. The ball is the perfect size for handling comfortable in adults’ hand. The colorful buttons are easy to push. The material used to make the ball is very durable and will last.
Solving It: There’s one empty circle and you push the colored balls around utilizing the empty space to match the color of the ball with the ring outside the circle. There’s a sponge center in the ball that allows the colored balls to slide from one space to the next when you press on them.
Mixed Again: mix it up the same way you solve it. Randomly start moving the pieces around until they are all mixed up. You can strategically place the away from their “home” to make it harder.
Fun & Joy: Good for all ages. It will keep you trying for hours. Important activities to teach kids to work hard at solving complex problems and enhance a child’s memory.The home without a color ring is the empty one when PUZZEL is solved.
Customers say
Customers find the fidget toy fun and suitable for young kids. They say it can keep them busy and is a great puzzle ball. However, some customers are disappointed with its pushability. There are mixed opinions on build quality, ease of use, value for money, size, and functionality.
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TCools –
Fun Activity
Great gift, great design and lots of fun!
Anonymous –
Can be used for Toddlers; or older. Can be mathy if you want
1. This product can be useful for a Toddler, but it needs to be broken in. Took approx. an hour or two to break in. Temperature probably has an influence since the stiffness in moving the small colored spheres is caused by a foam core. Our downstairs is usually between 79 ~ 77 during summer, mid-east coast state in a major city close to NY.2. Toddlers will need guidance. With my 2y 5m old kid, I had to solve then asked the following questions of two adjacent colors near the white (empty) ring…let’s say they are red and orange…Red sphere & ring matching:* what color is the ball? Response: red* what color is the circle? Response: redOrange sphere and ring:* what color is the ball? Response: orange* what color is the circle? Response: orangeNext I swapped them. Then asked that same questions, got the correct answers. Then asked…Where does the red ball go? Response: pointed to the red ring with orange sphere now in itSo at this point, with some questions I confirmed that my kid can…* differentiate between sphere and ring color* knows that the sphere and ring should correspond in colorNext steps required some minimal intervention or guidance and, importantly, assisted practice…* asked my kid to move the red ball into the white circle (empty hole by default)* he struggled trying to use his fingers…but then was able to manipulate the ball with the thumb opposite the direction the sphere needed to move on their own, with a little coaxing. Then got it to the point where the sphere was in between holes, but going in the correct direction. My coaxing was telling them to keep pushing, and that they could do it. We did this a few times just going back and forth between the same two rings.* This was the biggest challenge for us, as my kid kept forgetting to use thumbs (instead of fingers) and wasn’t understanding they needed to use the thumb opposite the direction to move the sphereWe didn’t get to work much on it at this point. It was a fairly lengthy concentration session for an almost 2.5 year old…but we did make concrete progress. I have a puzzle for myself as well, so my kid can see me play with it and become curious / wanton of it to try them self. At that point I will monitor, remind, assist and coax as needed to get them to do become self sufficient in exploring the puzzle.IMO it’s a good buy if you are willing to put the effort in.It can be scaled to ask mathy questions later (or now if the recipient is old enough) if the foam doesn’t give out totally. Like “What is the minimal amount of moves to get all balls to their opposite holes?”, etc
Raymond W. Bernardi –
Solid little puzzle – It’s fun!
I ordered this as a gift for my granddaughter. When it arrived my first reaction was – It’s smaller than I thought it was. It’s a bit smaller than a baseball, but in the end, it really is the perfect size. I wouldn’t want it any bigger. Object is to get the color of the balls inside the sphere to match the colors of the rings on the sphere. You move things one ball at a time. You push a ball in with your finger tip and push it towards an adjacent empty hole. It will pop into that hole with what I would call a pretty satisfying feeling lol. Watch the video to see how to manipulate it easily. I like it – this is a great stocking stuffer.
JANET M. –
Good toy for Autistic kids
Gave to grandson
Christina Lilly –
Very small
I was extremely disappointed in the size.The ball looks much bigger in the picture â¦.disappointed. Not so easy for small children to use
Jarrett a. –
Cute Gift
Grandson definitely enjoyed this functional easy to use Toy, perfect size and the color was amazing! Definitely a must to get your grandkids!
Loriel Harvey –
Not what I expected!
I ordered this thinking it would be a great way to get my 2.5 year old to work on his fine motor skills, all while practicing color matching etc., However, the balls are incredibly difficult to maneuver even for myself as an adult. I regret making this purchase. I will either regift or give away……
MCK –
Fun!
This puzzle is so fun. I bought it for my hubbyâs birthday because he enjoys puzzles. Then my daughter tried it and was hooked, so I purchased one for her too. Sheâs a master at it and is trying to break records. Plus it kept her busy during five hours of watching her sister play in a bball tournament! Note the clicking can be a little annoying, but you get used to it ðð»
Jamie McAllon –
Seems easy to break, hard to use for age group