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Early Years
1 Squidgy Sparkle Maze
An addition to our popular range. Place the 5
1 Squidgy Sparkle Maze
jigsaw pieces into the Active World Tray
(builder’s tray). Let the children trace along
the various sparkly pathways to get to the
treasure chest in the centre. Develop hand-
eye coordination and fine motor skills - or
2010
just use as a giant sparkly jigsaw. Fits into tray
size d94 cm approx.
EY01073
2 Collector Bag
These transparent bags have endless uses. The
clear front pocket enables you to choose
what is to be placed inside. They are great for
using with Squidgy Sparkle letters and
numbers to find the corresponding phoneme
and number collection. Also useful for
collecting natural materials, colour themes,
sorting exercises, texture matching etc. Size
H27cm, pack of 26.
EY01009
3 Squidgy Sparkle Domes
and Mat
A beautiful rainbow set of Squidgy Sparkle
colour domes and mat. Look through them or
place on the light box. Approx h18 cm.
EY01644
4 Noah’s Ark
A new addition to the “Reflect a” range. Learn
2 Collector Bag
about Noah and family as they collect the
animals and set sail. Beautifully illustrated and
simply told in order to engage young children.
10 pages. Size 50 x 30 cm.
EY02055
2010
See page 97 for our full
Reflect A Story Range
3 Squidgy Sparkle Domes and Mat
4 Noah’s Ark
2010
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