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Jumbo Pipettes for little hands that are ideal for developing fine motor skills while learning primary science.
Extra large droppers are the perfect size for children
Sturdy stand keeps droppers in place
Ideal for experimenting with volume and cause and effect
Pipettes develop fine motor skills

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With 5 levels of play, this game is for everyone! After one of the 220 Dolch sight words is called out, use your swatter to swat the word on the matching fly. Collect the most flies and win! For 1-4 players. Swatters measure 9"L each.

Includes: 110 Double-sided sight word flies, 4 Colorful swatters

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This fun multiplication game will help children practise their times tables from 2-12. With two games in one - Hero City board game and Multiplication Bingo - times table practise will be filled with fun!

In the Hero City Board Game players move around the board by spinning the spinners and solving multiplication sums. If a player lands on a shield square they have to use their imaginations to help their superhero defeat the disaster - they'll need to defeat the evil unicorns, outwit the zombies or even escape the giant slugs! Times Tables Heroes also includes a colourful times tables checker, which can be used with or outside of the game to extend learning.

When the game is finished players can turn over the board for a fast paced game of Multiplication Bingo! Using the cards and spinners from the board game, players race to be the first to get 3 in a row. This will be especially helpful for encouraging children to recall their times tables quickly.

Times Tables Heroes is designed to help parents and children prepare for the multiplication tables check (MTC), which is compulsory nationwide in primary schools for children in Year 4 from June 2020.

Box Content

1 jigged double-sided board
21 shield cards
4 character playing pieces
4 character stands
3 spinner boards
3 two-part plastic spinners
1 times tables checker
4 superhero reference cards
1 instruction leaflet

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From beginners to advanced learners, this Time Activity Set will engage children. They will learn to identify the hour and minute hands, learn the difference between analog and digital time, identify time to the hour, half hour, and more!

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Colouring on this cape was meant to happen! The Colour Me Fairy Cape has been designed with an elegant fairy print that can be coloured in by your little fairy!

Hours of fun to keep your little one busy. Each fairy cape is made with a purple satin lining and has a Velcro closure at the neck.

Each colour cape comes with 6 markers. Best of all, the capes are machine washable!

Designed In Canada
Suitable for 3-6 years old

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Learning Resources spike the fine motor hedgehog. Early learning skills will spike with this peg-play fine motor hedgehog! featuring 12 coloured 'spikes', young learners can push their pegs into the spike's back as they build colour recognition, counting and matching skills. This early years themed set builds fine motor skills in small hands and encourages early maths learning.

Set includes spike the hedgehog, 12 coloured pegs and a multilingual activity guide. Spike measures 15cm.

Suitable for ages 18+ months.

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Magical effect of the patterns that appear on the painting thanks to the rubbing. Content: 1 block of 10 paintings to decorate with 3 stamps, 2 inkwells, 8 pattern cards (cardboard). A creative activity that brings calm, concentration and calm.

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Brightly colorful original artwork featuring ballerinas and dancers in lovely gift box, very convenient for storing all pieces. Suitable for ages 7+. ฺBox contain 2 boards to decorate with 800 sequins in 7 different colors and little nails.

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An enchanting 50 piece puzzle depicting an enchanted scene, magical unicorns and charming woodland animals. Children will have fun piecing together the colourful puzzle as they try to spot all the mystical characters and animals.

Unicorn Friends includes a fun learning guide on the back of the box which features different discussion points to talk about once the puzzle has been completed. This includes questions to encourage observation skills, develop counting skills and promote imaginative play. For example you could ask 'how many fairies can you see?' or 'where is the frog prince sitting?'. These discussion points add to the fun of this beautiful jigsaw that children will enjoy piecing together time and time again.

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