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Early Years
1 Light Box Transparencies
These 7 beautiful, anatomically correct insect
1 Light Box Transparencies
transparencies, look fantastic on the light box,
and windows. Explore the details, colours and
shapes. Great for discussion, observation and
grouping activities. Includes, a Cream-spot
Tiger Moth, Blue Hawker (Dragon-fly), Buff-
tailed Bumble-Bee, Seven-spot Ladybird, Wolf
Spider, Common Centipede and Small
Tortoiseshell (Butterfly) Size A4.
EY00221
2 Light Exploration Unit
A large sturdy, beech laminated light box.
Designed with 6 storage spaces underneath
to keep all accessories in. The super-size
enables group activity work. Great for
investigating materials, x-rays, transparencies,
shells etc. Size: H45 cm, L120 cm, W50 cm.
EY00246
3 Light Box Multi Table
A really versatile piece of furniture made from
light ash. You can transform it into:
2 Light Exploration Unit
A light box unit.
A construction top (compatible with Coko
or Duplo.)
Bee-Bot shape mat.
A wipe clean, magnetic surface.
There is space underneath for putting storage
trays. (compatible with Gratnel trays). Wipe
clean. Size 50 x 67 x 67 cm flat packed with
instructions for easily assembly.
EY00263
3 Light Box Multi Table
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