Giant Tumble Tower

by BS Toys

$134.95 /

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Sixty colour-coded timber blocks stack into a tower that wobbles, loosens and finally crashes on the lawn.

🏗️ Tall tower: 60 colour-coded solid timber blocks build a tower up to 1 metre high
🎲 Fair turns: the colour dice tells each player which colour block to pull next
👥 Flexible play: works for 1 to 10 players, solo or around a family barbecue
🧱 Two uses: the blocks double as construction blocks once the tower has fallen
🌿 Backyard ready: an outdoor game that wipes clean with a damp cloth and stores indoors
🎂 Right age: made for ages 4 and up, when a steady pull and patient turns come together

The Educator's Note

Crouching, reaching and easing a block free of a 1 metre tower is whole-body movement, so it builds gross motor control and coordination in a way a tabletop game cannot.
The colour dice sets which colour block each player must pull, which keeps the game fair and gives children a clear job without an adult refereeing.
Solid timber blocks last through repeated crashes, and they work as plain construction blocks, so the set keeps being used after the novelty of the game fades.

Play Specifications

🧒 4 years +

Recommended for ages 4 years +

🧱 Builder

Construction & Engineering

🌍 Explorer

Active & Outdoor

🔊 Moderate

Medium volume

🌳 Outdoor

Garden / Park / Rough Play

👥 Group Play

Collaborative / Multi-Player

👤 Independent Play

Solo / Self-Correcting

🏃 Gross Motor

Movement & Coordination

🧠 Cognitive

Problem Solving & Logic

The Educator's Note

Crouching, reaching and easing a block free of a 1 metre tower is whole-body movement, so it builds gross motor control and coordination in a way a tabletop game cannot.
The colour dice sets which colour block each player must pull, which keeps the game fair and gives children a clear job without an adult refereeing.
Solid timber blocks last through repeated crashes, and they work as plain construction blocks, so the set keeps being used after the novelty of the game fades.

Play Specifications

🧒 4 years +

🧱 Builder

🌍 Explorer

🔊 Moderate

🌳 Outdoor

👥 Group Play

👤 Independent Play

🏃 Gross Motor

🧠 Cognitive

Sixty solid timber blocks stack into a tower up to 1 metre tall, then come out one at a time until it finally tumbles. It plays on the lawn, works solo or with up to 10 players, and the crash is half the fun. Suits ages 4 and up, when children can aim a steady pull and wait for their turn. Crouching, reaching and easing blocks free builds gross motor control, and the same blocks work as plain construction pieces.

Also available in a great value bundle

This set suits families who want an active game that works for a crowd or for one child on their own.

Children aged 4 to 6 who are ready for turn-taking and need big movements to burn energy outside
Siblings aged 6 to 10 who want a rematch after every crash
Families and hosts planning a backyard barbecue or birthday party for up to 10 players
A child playing solo (4 years and up) who likes stacking for height and building with sturdy blocks

Build it tall, then pull it carefully

Sixty colour-coded wooden blocks stack into a tower up to 1 metre high, roughly a four-year-old's own height. Placing blocks up high means stretching and steadying. Pulling the bottom ones means crouching low. Both are big, whole-body movements, which is exactly what gross motor skills need at this age.

What each turn asks of them

A dice marked with the same colours as the blocks sets the challenge. Roll it, find a block of that colour, then slide it out without bringing the tower down. That slow, controlled pull builds hand-eye coordination, and remembering which blocks already felt loose gives memory a workout. Then comes the crash. Rebuilding straight away is how children learn to handle a wobbly loss and want another go.

Solo, group or just blocks

The set plays for 1 to 10 players, so it suits a backyard with two siblings as easily as a birthday party with a crowd. A single child can stack for height or test how far they can pull a block before the tower complains. Expect a good clatter when it falls, so it belongs outdoors or in a big room.

When the game is finished, the solid timber blocks become straightforward construction blocks for walls, bridges and towers of their own design. From turn-taking at 4 to quiet strategy about which block is safe to pull at 7 or 8, this grows with the players.

It is an outdoor game, but the timber is not waterproof. Store it indoors, keep it off wet grass and away from rain and dew, and wipe it clean with a damp cloth. Skip harsh chemical cleaners.

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