Rock Balancing: Stone Stacking Art or Vandalism? Outdoor activities for kids, Steam learning, Nature activities
Mar 2, 2017 - Rock balancing, or stone stacking, is a moving meditation, art form, and STEAM activity for kids and adults but please beware, stacking stones can be harmful to the environment and its inhabitants and is NOT allowed, and even illegal, in many areas.
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Bangcool wooden balancing stones are all in an irregular shape with many facets and 3 sizes. These wooden stones have many flat-cut surfaces to allow stacking. Our wooden blocks can not only serve as balancing toys, but also painting toys. Our wooden balancing blocks are made of high-quality beech wood, paint-free and have no peculiar smell.
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