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Outdoor Art SET OF


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Encourage creativity and transform your outdoor spaces


1 Outdoor Mark Making Daisies Bright, attractive and weather resistant, these colourful daisies will transform dull playground fencing into an exciting and fun area for young children to explore mark making. Made from strong plastic, the centre of the flower has a ‘chalkboard’ finish, though all of the flower could be used. Simply attach to fencing at the required height through the pre-punched holes using cable ties supplied.


Wipe clean. Set of five. Size: H100 x W80cm. AR00805


2 Outdoor Mark Making Chalkboards Engage children’s imagination and create exciting opportunities for energetic mark making using our innovative chalk board range. Encourage children to write independently and transform dull, uninteresting playground fences into stimulating outdoor mark making areas using these wipe-clean shapes. Made from strong, weatherproof plastic, these colourful chalkboards can be used outside - or inside - all year round. Simply attach the boards to your fencing at the desired height, using the cable ties supplied, each board has pre-drilled holes. The average board size is 74 x 74cm. Each set contains 5 fun designs.


AR01500 The Reef AR01502 Minibeasts


3 Chalkboard Tree Set


Whether it’s for general mark making, early maths, literacy or role play activities, this delightful set of chalkboard trees, edged with plump, red apples will engage children and encourage their creativity all year round. Made from weatherproof Foamex, simply attach to fencing or walls using the pre- drilled holes. Cable ties supplied for fencing. Set of 3.


Size: H100 x W80cm. AR01682


3 SET OF 3 2 SET OF 5 The Reef


Mini Beasts


Great for practising large movements and developing pre-writing skills Visit the e-catalogue at www.tts-trade.co.uk and email your orders to trade@tts-group.co.uk 81


EARLY YEARS


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