Outdoor Painting Window


A brilliant messy play painting window, perfect for outdoor playtime. The sturdy wooden frame is treated with an eco-friendly, child safe fi nish which is specially engineered to protect the wood from fi re, mould and insects. Suitable for age 3 years+


Dimensions: 1210(H) x 815(L) x 560mm(D) D18608


Window Markers


For drawing designs on glass and decorating windows. Can also be used on dark coloured paper. Pack contains vibrant colours and the markers can be wiped off with water from almost all surfaces, with no residue. 2-6mm tip. Ideal for children age 3 years+


740454 Pack £3.00 Finger Paints with Tray


A pack of 6 bright fi nger paints, with a non-drip consistency. Provides a great sensory experience and fantastic for development of fi ne motor skills. Ideal for toddlers to experiment and develop colour recognition skills and creativity. Pack of 6 x 80ml.


707476 Pack £3.00 Each £193.70


Waterbased Peel-Off Paints


An assorted set of 6 x 300ml tubes, includes: white, black, yellow, green, blue and red. Paint onto shiny/smooth non- porous surfaces such as glass, windows, mirrors, tiles, plastic sheets or porcelain. Once dry the picture can be peeled off and stuck to the required surface. Apply thicker layers of paint to make peeling easier. Peel off paint can be used with gold or lead outlines. Suitable for age 5 years +


333301 Pack £10.60


MAKE YOUR OWN NATURAL PAINT


You can mix diff erent colours by using fruits, spices, mud, chalk and fl owers - experiment to see what works best!


As this is a food based product, it’s best used the same day.


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OUTDOOR MARK MAKING


Giving children the opportunity to mark make with natural resources allows them to explore textures and patterns in an exciting and open-ended way. Provide a variety of diff erent items such as leaves, pine cones, conkers, acorns, feathers or stones for children to paint, print and create diff erent eff ects with. You could even encourage them to collect their own natural mark making tools or make their own natural paint from edible berries.


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