JPS62702Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is an educational toy for young children, in particular, a plurality of plates each having a width-sized engagement protrusion that fits into the engagement groove via an engagement groove on the side edge of the middle periphery. This invention relates to the disclosure of a novel and interesting ring toss that can be assembled and can be used for playing ring toss or assembling the plate by appropriately erecting a pole for engaging the throwing on the plate.

Therefore, in the existing play equipment of this type, the pole part and the board part were integrated.
During use, the ring toss hits the pole, often causing the pole and plate to fall.

The present invention has been developed in view of the inconveniences in the conventional precedent.
Furthermore, it was devised to be effective as an educational toy, and one of the main purposes of this invention is to make the pole stable when it is erected by combining any number of plates on the same plane. It is designed to eliminate the above-mentioned disadvantages.

Next, one of the other main purposes of the present invention is to enable the plates to be engaged with each other, so that even young children can easily assemble the device, thereby developing their three-dimensional construction skills through play. This is how it was done.

Therefore, in order to achieve appropriate and purposeful effects of these characteristics, the present invention provides a gist of its structure, including an arbitrary plurality of rings for quoits, a pole for engaging the rings in throwing, In a configuration consisting of a plurality of arbitrary plates on which the pole is erected, an engagement protrusion having a width that fits into the engagement groove via an engagement groove is provided on the peripheral edge of the plate, and the plate The idea is that they can be attached to each other in a detachable manner, and considerable design changes are planned to take into account the gist of this configuration.

Hereinafter, details of the present invention will be described with reference to a typical embodiment shown in the drawings. Reference numeral 1 denotes a plate having an engaging groove 1a and an engaging protrusion 1b on the four circumferential side edges of a rectangular shape; A hole 1c is bored in the center of the ball 1 into which a cylindrical pole 2 for engagement in throwing is fitted.

Furthermore, the mounting end of the pole 2 is provided with an engaging stepped portion 2a.
is provided to prevent unnecessary fitting to the plate 1 and to ensure stable support of the pole 2.

The present invention has a characteristic configuration as described above, in particular, a plurality of rings 3 for ring toss, a pole 2 for engaging the rings 3 in throwing, and a plurality of plates 1 on which the poles 2 are erected. In this configuration, an engagement protrusion 1b having a width that fits into the engagement groove 1a is provided on the peripheral side edge of the plate, and the plates 1 are assembled in a manner that they can be freely engaged and detached from each other. By doing so, the deficiencies of the prior precedent mentioned above can be effectively corrected, and the following specific effects are expected.

That is, in the present invention, a plurality of plates 1 are connected by combining plates 1 having engagement protrusions 1b on the circumferential edge of a square, and a plurality of poles 2 are connected to each hole 1c. By fitting and standing upright, it is possible not only to throw the ring to one pole as in the past, but also to play with multiple poles. Therefore, various rules such as changing the number of points and matching the color of the plate with the color of the ring are used to make it more interesting.

Furthermore, by coloring the plate 1, pole 2, and ring 3, it is possible to positively influence children's sense of color.

Furthermore, in the present invention, a plurality of plates 1 are combined to provide stability when the pole 2 is erected, and the ring prevents the pole 2 and plate 1 from falling over as a unit.

Next, in the present invention, the plates can be assembled three-dimensionally and can also be used as building blocks, making them a suitable material for helping young children learn about three-dimensional objects.

Furthermore, the plate 1, the pole 2, and the ring 3 are made of synthetic resin, making it lightweight and safe.

As stated in the description, the purpose of this invention is to provide an innovative and interesting ring throw.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 to 3 are perspective views showing a typical embodiment of the present invention. In the figure, 1... plate, 2... pole, 3...
...This shows a ring.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a structure consisting of an arbitrary plurality of rings for quoits, a pole for engaging the rings in throwing, and an arbitrary plurality of plates on which the poles are erected, the plates are formed into a rectangular shape and are engaged with the peripheral edge of the plates. 1. A ring toss, characterized in that a width-sized engagement protrusion is provided which fits into the mating groove via the mating groove, so that the plates can be detachably assembled to each other.