Take your little explorer on an adventurous journey through Oceania with the World Animals Oceania set. This colorful wooden animal set introduces children to unique animals from the Australian wilderness and the waters surrounding the islands in a playful way.
The 6 wooden animal figures are sturdily crafted with smooth edges and painted in vibrant, natural colors. From a kangaroo hopping through the outback to a sea turtle swimming through the ocean: children can endlessly invent their own stories and adventures.
Play and discover
The animals are specially designed for small hands and stimulate fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, imagination, and language development. Thanks to the informative cards, children can also learn more about the animals and their habitats while playing.
The set comes with a convenient eco-friendly storage tube with a rope handle. This makes it easy to store the animals after playtime and easy to take them along on trips.
Collect all the animals of the world on the animals of the world display shelf - sold separately!
Contents of the set
- 1 koala
- 1 kangaroo
- 1 dingo
- 1 shark
- 1 sea turtle
- 1 crocodile
- Informative cards
- Cylindrical storage tube with rope handle
Features
- 6 wooden animals from Oceania
- Made of FSC-certified wood
- Painted with non-toxic water-based paint
- Stimulates imaginative play and storytelling
- Promotes fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination
- Includes informative cards
- Handy storage tube for at home and on the go
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Recommended age: 18 months+
Specifications
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Packaging dimensions: approx. 13 x 10 cm
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Material: FSC-certified wood
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Paint: non-toxic water-based paint
Maintenance: Wipe the wooden figures and the storage tube with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid excessive moisture to keep the illustrations and wood in good condition.
A fun combination of playing, discovering, and learning, allowing children to get to know the unique animal world of Oceania.
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