

MEGA BLOKS Build & Match Animal Tractor
A thirty-piece rolling tractor carrying eight farm animals split across blocks to mix and match.
4.7180 ratings
$10.77
Price at the shop when this page was built. It can change; the shop shows today's figure.
- Age label
- 1½+
- In the box
- 30 pieces
- Best for
- Matching games on wheels
Each farm animal on this tractor is printed across stacked blocks, so a cow's head can end up on a pig's body and a brand-new creature is born. That silly moment is the lesson: children are matching colours and shapes the whole time. The tractor rolls, the animals ride, and the mix-ups are half the fun.
- 30 pieces building a rolling tractor
- Eight farm animals to stack, match and remix
- Colour and picture matching built into the play
- The lowest-priced set on our learning shelf
What families wrote
★★★★★
Perfect toy at Grandma’s house
My grandson 18 months loves these blocks. He has a full set at home, but these were purchased to have at my house when he visits. It’s just right for a small space, & he spied them in the toy basket & pulled them out at once to play .
★★★★★
Great Multipurpose Toy
Bought these for occupational therapy with my infant. These were great for him learning how to complete tasks with both hands and now that he’s older, he’s having fun building things with them. He plays with them every day and we are happy with how he’s developed since got them.
★★★★★
Grandson loves it, sizing slightly different from prior generations
Really cute and inexpensive set. The tractor attaches to a wagon, and the bloks show various farm animals. We did find that that the set doesn't fit tightly with Megabloks from 25 years ago left over from our kids - they seem to have changed sizing just a bit.
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