Early learning garden
Ref. : 2471
This small early learning garden full of surprises is an ideal support for the girls and boys development of fine motor skills.
On the front side, a small rabbit walks along the small path. Above him, when you drive the shovel into the ground, another little rabbit comes out of his burrow!
1, 2, 3, you have to plant the flowers in the right place in the planter and push the funny vegetables into the ground : zouuuu, directly into the box below!
An original Vilac creation!
Highlights:
• Wooden toy, durable• Development of fine motor skills• Discovery, observation, reflection• Montessori early learning toy• Cognitive development• Stimulates the imagination• Exploration of causality• Original creation
• Wooden toy, durable• Development of fine motor skills• Discovery, observation, reflection• Montessori early learning toy• Cognitive development• Stimulates the imagination• Exploration of causality• Original creation
18m+
Wood
Dimensions: 24 x 23 x 16 cm
Origin: China
Content:
• A wooden early learning garden.• 3 flowers to plant.• A shovel.• 4 funny vegetables.
• A wooden early learning garden.• 3 flowers to plant.• A shovel.• 4 funny vegetables.
Warning: Toy tested in laboratory, guaranteeing conformity to the European Directive 2009/48/EC for children from 18m+.
A wooden garden, yes, but multi-activity!
Our garden is decorative, but not only! It offers many activities to your child, while allowing him to "do like the grown-ups". Flowers to plant, vegetables to harvest, a bee to travel on a metal wire. While having fun, your child will explore the causal link: I plant the shovel, the rabbit comes out of its hole.
This educational game, with bucolic inspirations, is fully in line with our nature range, focused on the vegetable patch, the garden. An ideal game for apprentice gardeners.
Learning fine motor skills
When your child settles down in front of our multi-activity wooden garden, he will call upon many abilities: concentration, dexterity, patience, fine motor skills. The latter, unlike gross motor skills, is the art of handling objects, using his hands and fingers to catch. With its many accessories to manipulate, push, pull, and spin, our garden offers a choice of activities suitable for children from 18 months.
A wooden educational toy
As little ones from 18 months are real adventurers/stuntmen, our multi-activity garden is made of wood, which makes it very resistant to various shocks; the paint used is safe for children.
This wooden garden is at the crossroads of educational play and imitation play. Indeed, beyond its many learning activities, it will allow children to develop their imagination "by doing like the grown-ups".
Your child will be able to have fun gardening and invent stories using the different tools and accessories.
This wooden educational game is a must-have in the children's bedroom (or in the parents' living room).
Our garden is decorative, but not only! It offers many activities to your child, while allowing him to "do like the grown-ups". Flowers to plant, vegetables to harvest, a bee to travel on a metal wire. While having fun, your child will explore the causal link: I plant the shovel, the rabbit comes out of its hole.
This educational game, with bucolic inspirations, is fully in line with our nature range, focused on the vegetable patch, the garden. An ideal game for apprentice gardeners.
Learning fine motor skills
When your child settles down in front of our multi-activity wooden garden, he will call upon many abilities: concentration, dexterity, patience, fine motor skills. The latter, unlike gross motor skills, is the art of handling objects, using his hands and fingers to catch. With its many accessories to manipulate, push, pull, and spin, our garden offers a choice of activities suitable for children from 18 months.
A wooden educational toy
As little ones from 18 months are real adventurers/stuntmen, our multi-activity garden is made of wood, which makes it very resistant to various shocks; the paint used is safe for children.
This wooden garden is at the crossroads of educational play and imitation play. Indeed, beyond its many learning activities, it will allow children to develop their imagination "by doing like the grown-ups".
Your child will be able to have fun gardening and invent stories using the different tools and accessories.
This wooden educational game is a must-have in the children's bedroom (or in the parents' living room).
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