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Lake Dipping Game

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$10.34 $14.99 In stock

This magnetic Lake Dipping Game is the perfect  game to play alone or with friends! It contains 2 magnetic rods and 10 animals you might be lucky enough to find in a lake.

Each piece is numbered 1-10, which could be collected in sequence, or as points when collected. 

 This game is great to encourage social play, & help to develop hand-eye coordination with the magnetic rods to catch the animals.

Made from FSC®-certified wood, with fully recyclable packaging. 

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael R. ★★★★★

My kids love competing to see who can catch the most magnetic animals first, and the numbered pieces make it easy to keep score. The rods have a nice grip that’s just right for small hands.

Sebastian A. ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised by how sturdy the magnetic rods feel for a game this size. The numbered animal pieces make it easy to keep track of them, and it’s been a hit at our last two family dinners.

Edward K. ★★★★★

My kids fought over the two magnetic rods for a solid hour, but the numbered animals kept it fair—each one gets a turn fishing for a specific number. The pieces are sturdy enough to survive a few drops on the floor, and it's genuinely fun to play solo too.