Soft Play Tower of Hanoi Puzzle

Softplay SolutionsMade in the UK

£895

As part of our activity range this high quality soft play Tower of Hanoi Puzzle is a mathematical game great fun for children of all ages and also great for learning balance, co-ordination general motor skills. The objective of the puzzle is to move the entire stack to another rod, obeying the following rules: Only one disk may be moved at a time. No disk must be placed on top of a smaller disk. Perfect for in the home, in a nursery or at a soft play centre, just to name a few! Use as a stand-alone item or group together with other items from our high quality activity range. Using the very bes

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