Zoob 500 Building Kit
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ZOOB 500 Building Set includes 500 ZOOB pieces in a sturdy storage case with 4 removable play pads built into the lid, a handle, wheels, and 9 instruction booklets for geometric shapes, weaves, and 37 creations (some appear on the storage case). ZOOB 500 is the largest ZOOB building set.
Zoob is a unique building system with interlocking and moving parts. It's five basic pieces snap, click, and pop together in more than 20 different ways and can rotate and lock in more than 100 different positions.
Each set comes with an instruction booklet with explanations of all the possible Zoob connections. The booklet includes diagrams to build a number of models that will get your imagination started. This fun and innovative toy is for children 6 years and up.
ZOOB Creations
- Ant
- Bridge
- ZOOB Cube
- Dashin
- D.N.A.
- Lizard
- Megabite
- ZOOB Car
- Bag
- Tetra
- Flower Pot
- ZOOB-Go-Round
- Ostrich
- Wheelbarrow
- ZOOB.F.O.
- ZOOBasaurus
- ZOOBcycle
- ZOOB-Dactyl
- The Crown
- ZOOB Rex
- DNA Spiral
- The Fly
- Space Bird
- Dino Bunny
- ZOOBamator
- ZOOB Raptor
- Wily Hopper
- Chicken
- Scorpion
- ZOOBdude
- ZOOBot
- Chopper
- ZOOBTunia
- Cell Phone
- Small Airplane
- Little Critter
- Twirling Top
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Awards
Dr. Toy 10 Best Toys 1997Family Life Best Learning Toys
Parents Choice Honors
Family Fun Toy Finalist
The National Parenting Center Seal of Approval
Multiple Intelligences
Our toy experts have indicated that the Zoob 500 Building Kit strengthens the following Intelligences:
Math-Logical
Children with strong Math-Logical intelligence have the ability to reason deductively and can recognize and manipulate abstract patterns or relationships. Students who have strong problem-solving and reasoning skills will excel in this intelligence.
Spatial
Children with Spatial intelligence have the ability to create visual-spatial representations and can transfer them mentally or concretely. Students who exhibit this intelligence need a mental or physical "picture" to understand the information being presented.
