Magnetic Wooden Maze - Harvest in the Garden - Sarah Betz
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An educational game illustrated by Sarah Betz to learn counting while having fun with funny fruits and veggies!
Highlights:
• Develops fine motor skills, logic, and concentration.
• Playful learning of numbers (from 1 to 5).
• Easy-to-use magnetic stylus.
• Discover fruits and vegetables.
• Develops fine motor skills, logic, and concentration.
• Playful learning of numbers (from 1 to 5).
• Easy-to-use magnetic stylus.
• Discover fruits and vegetables.
2+
Wood
Dimensions: 22,5 x 22,5 x 2,5 cm
Origin: China
Content:
• 1 illustrated wooden maze board.
• 1 magnetic stylus.
• 1 illustrated wooden maze board.
• 1 magnetic stylus.
A maze bursting with color and poetry where little ones learn as they play!
With the magnetic stylus, children guide the tiny beads through the wooden pathways and into their matching spots: strawberries in the garden beds, pears in the orchard, carrots and radishes in their plots, and the eggplant in the greenhouse. To move forward, they must show dexterity and thinking skills by sliding small gates or rotating playful wooden wheels.
Each bead stands for a fruit or vegetable, and the quantities are intentional: 1 bead for the eggplant, 2 for the carrots, 3 for the radishes, 4 for the pears, and 5 for the strawberries, a sweet, hands-on way to learn numbers while exploring the garden.
Tenderly illustrated by Sarah Betz, this early-learning game develops fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, logic, and concentration, while introducing children to their first numbers.
With the magnetic stylus, children guide the tiny beads through the wooden pathways and into their matching spots: strawberries in the garden beds, pears in the orchard, carrots and radishes in their plots, and the eggplant in the greenhouse. To move forward, they must show dexterity and thinking skills by sliding small gates or rotating playful wooden wheels.
Each bead stands for a fruit or vegetable, and the quantities are intentional: 1 bead for the eggplant, 2 for the carrots, 3 for the radishes, 4 for the pears, and 5 for the strawberries, a sweet, hands-on way to learn numbers while exploring the garden.
Tenderly illustrated by Sarah Betz, this early-learning game develops fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, logic, and concentration, while introducing children to their first numbers.
