Magnetic Ocean Fishing Game
- SKU:
- MAGFISH
Description
Magnetic Ocean Fishing Game - Fun Wooden Puzzle for Youngsters,
Interactive Parent-Youngsters Activity with Cute Cartoon Designs
Each fish has name on back. Good for motor skills.
31 Pieces (Not suitable under 3 - small parts/supervision required)
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