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Marvellous Metallics NEW SET OF


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NEW Golden & Bronze Pebbles Children will be fascinated by this collection. Stack them into a tower and see how tall you can make it before they wobble. Part of the treasure collection, this is a fantastic open-ended resource lending itself to different scenarios. They make a great coin for a giant. Available in bronze or gold colours. Each set includes 20 pebbles in 4 different sizes from 4.5 to 15cm diameter. For ages 10mths+.


1 EY06518 Gold 2 EY06632 Bronze 3 Mirror Pebbles


Children will be absorbed with this refl ective collection. The smooth pebbles will fascinate as they try to build the towers - see how they wobble! There are four different sizes so they have great mathematical properties. Distinguish, sort and sequence. A fantastic treasure collection as they have a lovely aesthetic quality with a real sense of awe and wonder. Ideal for creating Small World lunar landscapes. Size of pebbles: D15 x 4.5cm. Set includes 20 pebbles. For ages 3yrs+.


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4 Metallic Pebble Collection A beautiful treasure collection of different sized colour pebbles. Try stacking, rolling and sorting. An open- ended resource that can be used in a variety of contexts, children will delight in exploring and experimenting with this captivating collection. Set includes 4 x 8, 4 x 15, 2 x 20cm pebbles. Suitable from birth.


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