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Puppets
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1 Children From Around The World
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Large Glove Puppets
Large glove puppets with superb mouth action.
Designed for all hand sizes from child to adult.
Lightweight for easy handling.
070-MES457/6 Set of all 6 £96.75
2 Tortoise Puppet
This cuddly tortoise with retracting head and moving
mouth can encourage young children to join in with the
singing! Size 57 cm.
070-PTORT £25.75
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3 Puppet Buddies
Use these to accompany our larger puppet range as
younger brothers/sisters for them, or use these high
quality smaller puppets in assembly or in class to
encourage inclusion and improve participation. H 38 cm.
070-PW2BUD Ginger Haired Girl £16.95
070-PBBBUD Black Boy £16.95
070-PW3BUD Brown Haired Girl £16.95
070-PABBUD Asian Boy £16.95
4 Big Mouth Crocodile Puppet
This lovely new puppet is an exciting way to teach
speech and singing skills. Use the tongue in the
crocodiles mouth to show the children how to form
sounds and think about singing in a fun way. Approx
50 cm in length.
070-SD08028 £14.99
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5 Monkey Mitts
Animate your fingers with Monkey Mitt characters (sold
seperately in sets below). Rhymes and songs included
in each mitt set. Stimulate language development and
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dramatic play.
070-WZ200 Single Mitt £6.95
070-WZ103 Number Bears £6.95
070-WZ107 5 Little Ducks £6.95
070-WZ116 5 Little Monkeys £6.95
070-WZ135 Billy Goats Gruff £6.95
070-WZ118 Old McDonald’s Farm £6.95
6 Billy Goats Gruff Music Sack
By Helen MacGregor. Set includes: Three Billy Goats
Gruff Book and CD, 3 Billy Goats and Troll Puppet Set,
3 Tambours (sm/md/lrg) and Teacher’s Notes.
070-MES0547 £24.99
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