13 RatingsThe Zoob Dragster features 2 HUGELY oversized dragster wheels and a Zoob Dude driver plus a helmet (gotta protect the melon).
Kids get to build all nine "Racer" vehicles, plus the Dragster, Wheelie and Tractor! Set includes 50 ZOOB pieces in special colors with 4 standard wheels and tires, plus 2 additional oversized wheels and tires. The included ZOOBDude head and helmet gives your vehicle some real character!
Includes the following:
- Wheelie
- Dragster
- Tractor
- Lunar Rover
- Mach 5
- Moon Unit Raker
- Racer
- Speed Runner
- Supersonic Stinger
- Tri-Sonic Cruiser
- ZOOB Buggy
- ZOOBster
"It's a winner! Zoob Dragster is one of the very best building toys because not only do kids get to build their Dragster, but they get to play with it once it's finished!
This one has been speeding right off of our shelves! Must be those ginormous dragster wheels. . . It's one of our most popular items in one of our most popular product lines, Zoob.
We love the zoob dragster because this set allows building fanatics to get creative and build their own dragster any way they imagine. Zoobs are really cool in general. It has tons of pieces that snap together that makes building fun and easy. And not only will the 7 and 8 year olds be making zoob dragsters but adults too!
There fun for any age and are very durable. If your having a hard time thinking what kind of zoob dragster you would like to create, no worries, this set comes with an instruction pamphlet that will show you how to make 12 dragsters to get you started!
So burn rubber!"
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What a great year the 7’s are. There a few milestones they may achieve and growing pains your typical 7-year-old may encounter.
Hand-eye coordination is well developed, has good balance and can execute simple gymnastic movements, such as somersaults.
Uses a vocabulary of several thousand words and is able to demonstrate a longer attention span.
Uses serious, logical thinking, is thoughtful and reflective and is able to understand reasoning and make the right decisions.
Begins to grasp that letters represent the sounds that form words
Takes direction well; needs punishment only rarely.
Starts to feel guilt and shame.
Initiate discussions about right vs. wrong.



