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I Wood Edutotem Stackable Pieces (wood)

With its 12 totem designs and 52 solid wood pieces, this educational toy is ideal to stimulate your child’s observation skills and develop their dexterity....
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With its 12 totem designs and 52 solid wood pieces, this educational toy is ideal to stimulate your child’s observation skills and develop their dexterity. Simply position the cards on the wooden base and reconstruct the totem indicated on the design, by stacking the pieces in the right direction and in the right order. Edutotem will help your child learn shapes and colours while having fun! Waterpainting. Silk screen printing on one side of the beads.

Product info

Dimensions 24.5 x 8 x 18.6 cm (9.6 x 3.1 x 7.3\")
Material(s) Wood (plywood, birch), cardboard
Box type Lovely gift box, very convenient for storing all pieces
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