Threading 1


SET OF 6


1 Nature’s Threading Set


Get busy threading in and out, over and under with this natural collection. The six circular boards depict objects/ minibeasts. Great for developing fi ne motor and hand- eye co-ordination skills. Made from wood with etched images. A practical as well as beautiful resource. Size: D20cm. For ages 3yrs+.


EY03244 2 Giant Wooden Buttons


2 SET OF 5


A set of beautifully made jumbo, wooden buttons. Use for threading, stacking, rolling and investigating. Finished to a high quality with rounded edges. They also work well in treasure basket collections. Children will use them in open-ended play scenarios, creating their own ideas on how to use them. Made from Poplar wood. Set includes 5 buttons. Size: 2 x 18cm diameter, 3 x 14cm diameter. Must be stored indoors. Suitable for all ages.


EY05358 3 Threading Trees


Three beautifully crafted, chunky trees are made from Ash and Birch wood and treated with natural linseed oil and beeswax. They are a quality resource with a beautiful fi nish. Use them in Small World play as well as threading and lacing activities. Use them on table tops, displays for attaching words, wishes and feelings etc. Use with ribbons, laces and natural materials. A really versatile resource set. The set includes 3 trees and 6 laces. Size: W15cm x H27cm. For ages 3yrs+.


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3 SET OF 3


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