Using the magnetic tip of the included stylus, pop individual beads to the surface of the board with a satisfying click. And if you make a mistake, "erase" a bead by pressing on it with the tip of your finger.
Small photographers can play at happy snapping just like their families! Hang the camera around your neck and go out on a visual adventure! Also in Yellow Lens.
Small photographers can play at happy snapping just like their families! Hang the camera around your neck and go out on a visual adventure! Also in Pink Lens.
Creating doesn’t have to stop the minute you hit the road. On-The-Go Coloring Kit, you can take your supplies with you and color wherever and whenever you like. Everything nestles perfectly into the printed houndstooth canvas tote that zips closed and fea
On-The-Go Friendship Bracelet Kit is the perfect activity for keeping kids busy making braid bracelets for their besties. Includes plenty of embroidery floss and beads to create one-of-a-kind creations. Kit even includes a Best Friends Charm set to make a
The retro look of a propeller airplane, markings and paint patterns to trigger imaginations. The friction engine underneath enables the plane to move on horizontal surfaces to add to the fun!
Water toy - do you have what it takes, patience, perseverance and skills to finish this game? Try to get all the hoops onto the spikes by pushing the buttons. Basically a wooden Gameboy, but with no screen or yucky batteries.
Super kawaii clear gift box with lots of candy-colored beads in 2 sizes, 5 gummy bear charms, and 1 classic Pop Cutie colored ball chains - more than enough for making a DeLuxe Pop Cutie necklace. Assorted designs!
By Kenji Oikawa
Does a duck roar? Does a dog hiss? In this box you’ll find 25 animals and birds, and 25 cards showing the sounds they make. Match them up so the duck can quack and the lion can roar again!
By Claudia Boldt
Match a rabbit to his warren, a fox to her den and a hamster to his hutch in this colourful matching game. Including 27 animals and 27 different homes.
Architecture is everywhere, even at the beach! This is how this educational domino game has been designed. It is simply a game of observation and analyse, with a focus on how to match the highest numbers of walls to win.
Anthropomorphic architecture is particularly interesting as they observe the cards, keep them in mind and have to recognise funny faces, moods, in houses and other architectural structures.
This educational puzzle has been designed as a tool for children to play and read a building cross-section, as well as discovering some of our most famous architects.
