6 animal wooden blocks - WWF collaboration

Catch the horses if you can! This ring toss game is suitable for children aged 3 years and up. The principle of the game: 3 colorful and cheerful wooden horses are waiting to be caught in the middle of a green pasture. They’ve escaped from the funfair carousel! To catch them, you have to aim correctly and toss the rings! In total, 6 rings are at your disposal. Children are tasked to stand a certain distance away from the horses and take turns throwing their rings: the first to catch a horse wins! This wooden game of skill is a learning tool that helps develop hand-eye coordination. By tossing the rings, children learn to aim and control their power. They also learn to be patient and persevere, even when they narrowly miss their target. But that's not all. This outdoor game can be played either inside or outside; it’s ideal for challenging yourself, family or even friends. Would-be cowboys and fairground lovers will appreciate the return to childhood that’s evoked by this outdoor game! This wooden ring toss game is part of our APPLEPOP range; a collection of fun and quirky funfair-inspired games. So, are you ready to choose your steed? Grab your rings and go round up some horses!

Ah, the countryside! In this bucolic, pastoral setting, we pass from the farm to the forest, and even through the equestrian center! This countryside playmat is suitable for children aged 2 and over. It has a wide, long road, so you can take the key to the fields and imagine endless stories! On their play mat with circuit, little ones enjoy winding country roads in search of hidden elements, like a search and find game. They'll spot the wolf in the forest, the farmer in his tractor, and be amused by the little ducks crossing the river... There are so many buildings, animals and characters represented! We start by watering the vegetable garden, then head off to help the shepherd look after his sheep, before heading off to the riding school for a horse ride. With their fabric play mat, children develop their imagination and vocabulary, as well as their sense of observation. Little ones can even discover colors and numbers from 1 to 10! Another plus for this children's play mat: it's non-slip! Perfect for rolling toy cars on, or simply for little ones who like to keep moving. In its 47 x 30 In format, this children's room mat offers further play possibilities with its accessories (sold separately): it can be completed with a range of vehicles and wooden blocks, also from our Cross Roads range. You can also link this farm mat with other mats in the collection, to create a giant play area and extend children's adventures. In fact, the circuits are designed to link up on all 4 sides of the mat. How about pitching the tent tonight?

From the farm to the market, the little train takes you around! From 12 months, your baby will love his pull-along train. With 3 wagons and 19 parts to assemble, this wooden train is both a construction game and a pull-along toy that encourages movement. Stack pieces or go for a ride: why choose if you can do both? In the playful, colorful world of the farm, your baby will be delighted to discover little animals (a white rabbit, a brown rabbit and a little hen), as well as fun vegetables (potato, tomato, carrot and radish). Embellished with felt to encourage tactile discovery, the animals and vegetables are to die for! Some characters are made up of a single piece, up to 3 pieces for the carrot and 6 pieces for the locomotive. Their size has been specially designed for little hands. The star skill of this early-learning toy is motor skills! First of all, fine motor skills, thanks to the assembly of the parts and characters, which are all removable. Then, as they get older, they can go on adventures with their wooden train to develop their gross motor skills. There's no doubt about it, the world of the farm has plenty of surprises in store for baby! The wooden train measures 16.5 x 2.7 x 5.5 in, and the string used to move it is 19.6 in long. This first-age toy is made of wood from sustainably managed forests