WIll a 6 year old be able to assemle the Thrill Rides? Some people say a 5 or 6 year old can do it, but the manufacturer says for ages 9 and up.
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My 7 year old cousin was able to assemble some more simple k'nex, but I ended up doing this one myself. The instructions can get kinda confusing if you don't follow them closely; a 6 year old could definitely help though.
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This definitely should be for older children. There are a lot of pieces to put together and if it's not put together correctly, it does not work right. Our 10 year old did well with it, he's been putting together smaller kenex for several years, and he still needed a little help in following the directions correctly. I would not buy this kit for a younger child then what it suggests.
384671
No- but they can help with a lot of it. My 6 year old loved it and built some of it without help...
1514290
My son is six and almost four feet tall and is able to reach them very well with no problems. I would assume five years and up...
1362492
The toy states "6 and up". My six year old daughter can't quite manipulate the toy enough to get any real enjoyment. My 10 year old nephew can, however. I would buy this item for 8+. If the kid is really into puzzles, maybe 6.
1895797
Of course. It really depends on the interests of the child. If the 6-year old likes building things he'll have fun with this. My husband who is way older than 6 is the one who wanted to buy this!
915369
I would say it depends on the 6 yr old. They can certainly physically manage to play with it, but like anything that can potentially hurt someone, they need to have good judgment, ie, not shooting someone else in the face. More a liability thing. Fun for all ages though.
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I wouldn't think so. I think a 6 year old would be just right. 8 or 9 year old would probably be to old.
202159
A 6 year old would probably be at the tail-end of playing with this set. I think their imagination would be going forward to something more interactive for that age. Would probably play with it at first out of curiosity, but don't see it lasting long as approaching 6 1/2 or 7.
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though this board is smaller than other skateboards it might be big depending on the hieght of your child. however, under the right supervision , i belive a six year old could ride this
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All my kids are able to ride this -ages 7, 4, & 2. A petite adult might also be able to ride it - I have spent my share of time zooming around the house and, while my knees stick out a bit, I can get it going with no problems. They really are easy to ride for a variety of ages.
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I bought this for my granddaughter ,she is 9 years old ,I would say 6 & up ,hope this helps !
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No, 7 is not too old. My 3 y.o. still can't really do them more than a step or two, then the 5 and 7 y.o's show him how to do it. They like acting like monsters and dinosaurs so it works well. Have had them 2 years now and they get used once in a while still.
1279574
It is fine for a 6 year old, but she might get board of it after a while of using it. I think she would love it.
1002413
Not surr but my 4 yr old does great with it..i would guess 3-12 or even a little older. Lots of fun for the whole family.
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The game comes with simplified, quick start rules. Even with the quick start rules the game would be difficult for a 6 year old; however, he/she should be able to start learning the basic mechanics of the game or play with an adult. The manufacturer recommends 14 years of age or older. See GameBoardGeek.com for more detailed information about this fun game.
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I think they can...my 4 year old Grandson likes to rock on it so I so not think that a 5 year old could too!
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That depends on how developed your child is. If they are sitting up at 6 months and are able to pull a little lever then 6 months is appropriate. I do not agree with the other person. If this is hard for you to assemble, then you are not capable of raising a child. This was super easy to assemble, all you might need is a screw driver. And if the child's hand does put pressure on the "road", yes it does stop, only at that very moment, it starts right back up again though. I think that helps teach cause and effect. My boy and girl loves this toy. The stand on it, jump on it and it still works great. That depends on how developed your child is. If they are sitting up at 6 months and are able to pull a little lever then 6 months is appropriate. I do not agree with the other person. If this is hard for you to assemble, then you are not capable of raising a child. This was super easy to assemble, all you might need is a screw driver. And if the child's hand does put pressure on the "road", yes it does stop, only at that very moment, it starts right back up again though. I think that helps teach cause and effect. My boy and girl loves this toy. The stand on it, jump on it... » Read More That depends on how developed your child is. If they are sitting up at 6 months and are able to pull a little lever then 6 months is appropriate. I do not agree with the other person. If this is hard for you to assemble, then you are not capable of raising a child. This was super easy to assemble, all you might need is a screw driver. And if the child's hand does put pressure on the "road", yes it does stop, only at that very moment, it starts right back up again though. I think that helps teach cause and effect. My boy and girl loves this toy. The stand on it, jump on it and it still works great. « Show Less
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It would depend on the child. The setup is rather challenging for a young child. I play with my 9 year old grandson, but haven't tried with his 6 year old sister.