Step2 Summer Showers Splash Towercc| Kids Water Play Table with 8-Pc Water Toy Accessory Set
- Kids Will Practice Fine Motor Skills With The Scoops And Launching The Rubber Duck Character With The Side Flippers.
- Large, Open Design Allows For Engaging Social Play With Multiple Toddlers To Share And Explore The Play Table Together.
- Make A Fun Splash With The Water-Activated Maze Spinners
- Non-Leak Drain Plug Keeps Water In During Playtime And Allows For Easy Clean-Up When Playtime Fun Is Done.
Why We Love the Summer Showers Splash Tower Water Table
Sounds Like Real Rain!
As soon as little tots pour water into the top tier, it trickles down and creates a rain shower effect that sounds unbelievably like real rain!
Spring into Action
Water table features a flipping springboard attachment to launch your water toys back into the water table!
Cute Accessory Set
Comes with 8 pieces that make this set so unique, from a rubber ducky (of course!) to scoopers, bucket, and various maze pieces.
Why Play with a Water Table?
Sensory Exploration
Water play introduces kids to new textures, temperatures, sights and sounds. Actions like splashing engage multiple senses at once, and encourage children to actively use their senses as they explore. With water, every movement presents an opportunity to see, hear, and feel something new.
STEM Learning
Early physics concepts like motion and flowing are present in water play. Water toys with slides, spinners and funnels are a great way to teach kids about cause and effect. Incorporate learning into play by letting kids make predictions about what will happen when water enters a spinner, or a rubber duck is placed on top of a water slide.
Language + Social Skills
Water toys help kids build important social skills like taking turns and experimenting with role play. Water play is also great for widening a child’s vocabulary, as they start using words like “splash”, “sink”, and “float”.
Physical + Motor Skills
Water play is a great way to practice physical development. When your child pours water from a bucket, they practice both physical dexterity and hand-eye coordination. Water toys also help develop fine motor skills and the pincer grasp as kids practice squirting, stirring and squeezing different accessories while they play.
Play Together!
- Cause and Effect: Challenge your child to create a large tidal wave, and then a small one. Engage them by asking questions such as, “What happens to the water when it’s pushed hard?”, “Which tool works best to move the most water?”, and “Was that wave bigger or smaller than the one before?”.
- Dive Team: Who’s divers get more height? Take turns flipping figures into the water on the flipper. Whoever gets the highest jump, wins! Modify play by making the challenge about getting the biggest splash, or even most dives in the shortest amount of time.
- Seaside Storytelling: Get creative with water play! Make up a story about the rubber duck or other toys you’re playing with. Where are they from? What’s their favorite thing to do at the water table? See how silly the stories get as you build off of one another to add more details!
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