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Stacking Fire truck
Stacking Fire truck
Beautiful crafted red wooden fire truck that consists of smooth stackable blocks with moving wheels. It’s great for pretend play but it also doubles as a clever, three-dimensional puzzle which will help kids develop their spacial perception and fine motor skills.
Size:
13 cm x 10 cm x 8 cm
Age:
18M+
Guwan Bungarribee, Indigenous version of Old MacDonald
Developed and made in Australia by Leave it to Leslie this childcare resource is a fun way to introduce and educate all children to our unique blend of Australian animals and birds whilst teaching them some indigenous language.
You may want to research your own local area for the Indigenous names of animals and birds as in Australia there are more than 250 Indigenous languages including around 800 dialects! Sing this to the tune of old MacDonald.
You may also use Auslan signing for this childcare resource.
Toy Teepee
Toy Teepee
Now The toys can have their own Teepee! Just the right size for a child to play make believe, this is the perfect size for dolls, soft toys, dinosaurs and fairies and dragons and so much more! tepee has a little window with velcro curtain flap, wooden poles and a tie to secure the opening back, your children can play for hours and even take their teepee travelling, as it comes with its own little bag – just perfect for overnight stays or trips on the airplane! made through a fair trade organization. Teepee stands 64 cm H and 52 cm Dia
Masai Children Puzzle
Masai Children Puzzle
Puzzles allow children to learn that a whole is made of parts, they help to
develop hand-eye co-ordination and fine motor skills.
Builds visual-perceptual skills
Develops attention, concentration and thinking skills such as recognizing, remembering, matching, sorting and problem solving.
Assists language skills as the child listens and follows instructions and talks about what they are doing
Korhogo Mud Cloth (3)
Korhogo Mud Cloth (3)
Korhogo cloth fabric is very similar to mud cloth which is a more familiar fabric to many people. Korhogo cloth is made by the Senufo people in and around the village of Korhogo in the Ivory Coast. Kohogo cloth is produced by painting a design on hand spun, hand woven, and hand painted cotton fabric. This is often done using a stencil; and the painting is done with a specially fermented solution that turns black after a reasonable amount of time has passed. The designs on the cloth will always represent a cherished ideal, favored celebration or gives honor to respected animals. Korhogo cloth is used in making clothing and craft items but is very popular as an authentic wall decoration.
Size 152 x 53cm
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