Kikkerland Design Inc

Kidoki Stack-A-Bug Wooden Game

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$19.32 $28 In stock

Category: For Curious Kids

This wooden stacking game puts hand-eye coordination to the test. Stack the colorful bug-shaped pieces as high as you can, playing the traditional way or adding the dice for a fun twist.

  • Includes wooden stacking pieces and a dice for varied gameplay
  • Encourages fine motor skills and concentration
  • Made from FSC-certified wood
  • Perfect for curious kids and family game time
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Aurora L. ★★★★★

The dice really changes the game—my kids love the challenge of trying to stack the bugs based on what they roll, and the wooden pieces feel chunky and durable.

Avery ★★★★★

My three-year-old has been obsessed with stacking these wooden bugs since the box arrived — the pieces are chunky and easy for small hands to grip, and the dice twist keeps us both entertained. We’ve knocked the tower down at least a dozen times today and she’s already asking to play again.

Victoria ★★★★★

The dice adds just the right amount of challenge for my five-year-old—she gets so focused trying to match the colors before the tower wobbles. We've played three rounds already this morning.

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