Dinosaurs - learning to count set 22496

• LEARNING COLORS AND COUNTING - The dinosaur figurine set is a great way to learn counting and colors. Both the bowls and the dinosaurs are made in vivid and eye-pleasing colors that will attract the child's attention : red, yellow, orange, purple, green and blue.

• 2 TWEEZERS – The set includes two tweezers. Using the tweezers, your little one moves the dinosaur to the appropriate cup of the same color. Creative play not only helps your toddler learn about the world around them, but also provides long hours of entertainment .

• FOR SCIENCE THROUGH FUN - the fun will be a great adventure, during which the child will practice concentration, patience and learn the names of vehicles. Toddler This develops spatial imagination, precision and manual skills .

• 56 ELEMENTS - toy for sorting dinosaurs stimulates the proper development of the child, which is a very important thing during maturation. Knowledge and skills acquired from the youngest years. The entire set has as many as 56 elements: 6 cups, 2 tweezers and 8 dinosaurs of each color.

• SPECIFICATION - colour: multicolour; material: plastic; tube dimensions: 9.6 x 16 cm; weight: 314 g; weight in packaging: 383 g.

SPECIFICATION

• color: multicolor
• material: plastic
• tube dimensions: 9.6 x 16 cm
• weight: 314 g
• weight in package: 383 g

INCLUDED

• 6 bowls
• 48 dinosaurs
• 2 tweezers

Encourage your child to learn colors and counting by having fun sorting small shapes into the bowls of the appropriate color. The challenge of separating the elements with tweezers will help develop your child's skills.

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WARNING CONTENT:

- Warning. Not suitable for children under 36 months. Small parts. Choking hazard. - The products are unfit for consumption. - Do not expose to harsh weather conditions and fire. - Use as intended. - Do not ignore recommendations regarding the user's age. - Do not use a damaged product. - An adult is required for assembly. - Do not store unassembled parts in places where children can access them. - The packaging is not a toy. The toy should be unpacked by an adult and the packaging and its parts removed from within the child's reach.