These stunning National Geographic 3D puzzles are produced from images from the National Geographic image library and showcase the natural world at its finest. I am sure these are going to make great stocking fillers just in time for the Festive Season. Last, but not least, in the range is also some beautiful 3D puzzles. I will definitely pick up more in the range, as even Joshua loves it….but Adam won’t let him touch it. As a mom you know you end up with 100 plushies and you want to burn them all at some point…. His cousins are not allowed to touch this elephant! They are so life-like and so well made. Just this morning I heard him walk into my room at 6am, pick the elephant up off the floor and off he went. From their weight to what they eat, etc.Īdam literally does not let her out of his sight. We received an Elephant that we named Savannah…and darn it…she is the cutest plushie I’ve ever seen! There’s a cute little information leaflet attached to the toy with all sorts of facts about Savannah….as well as facts about other animals. From dinosaurs to ocean creatures to animals that live in the African savanna, the range has many of them. The toys help nurture a child’s zeal for exploration and interest in the world of animals. Plush toys are also part of this new, educational range. The range also includes Dinosaur, Safari and Ocean animal figures to collect, play with and display.
National Geographic figurines and Plush Toys Currently on promotion at Makro for R129. RSP seems to be between R169 and R199, depending where you find them. Also for the mould, let the plaster of paris thicken a bit before you pour it, or it will leak out of the sides of the mould. We started on a Saturday night….and DID NOT read the instructions properly. You will first make the mould of the volcano. This is also educational and I love the little information booklet that tells you all that you need to know about volcanoes and crystals. YOU HAVE TO BE INVOLVED! You’re going to spend some quality and super fun time with your kid. What I love is that this is not a figurine where you buy it and send your kid off to play. The kits are recommended for kids over the age of 8, but with adult supervision I am confident that your grade 1 child will also enjoy these kits. Let me tell you….my kids were BEYOND excited! I told the kids to choose the one they wanted, but they both wanted to be involved in each other’s kit somehow. We received the Volcano Science Kit as well as a Glow in the Dark Crystal kit. In fact, it’s one of the best ways way to learn about the world. The science kits are interactive, keeping kids curious and encouraging them to explore. There is also a Volcano Science Kit and a Glow in the dark crystal kit where kids can create their very own crystals. The range includes a variety of digging kits such as the Shark Teeth Dig Kit, Dinosaur Dig Kit, Bug Dig Kit and the Gemstone Dig Kit. With the National Geographic science kits, children become thoroughly absorbed in play and learning.
We were fortunate enough to be sent 2 Science Kits as well as a Plush Toy by Prima Toys, so today I’m going to be sharing my thoughts on what we have. The range makes learning engaging, interactive and fun! It includes science kits that bring the natural world to life, stunning 3D puzzles for all levels of capabilities, amazing animal figurines and wonderful animal plush toys. toys that stimulate the imagination and help children develop an aptitude for science, technology, engineering and mathematics. National Geographic has launched a new range of S.T.E.M. toys from National Geographic and I am pretty excited about this range! Let me tell you why…… However, I recently discovered the new range of S.T.E.M. So for all these reasons, I am not tempted to spend my money easily these days. Not just lie half broken in a toy box like most of our toys. I want gifts for them that are either durable or educational. I don’t want to buy something that is broken in 3 minutes. The thing is, besides the 3 kid thing…and toys being expensive…life is expensive as well! When I do buy gifts, I want value for my money. Our kids are blessed to have aunts and uncles that spoil them for birthdays and Christmas, so the toy pile continues to grow, despite how little we spend on toys ourselves. Then we had Adam….and despite now barely ever buying the poor chap any toys….my house still looks like a garbage bin behind Toys R Us. Once we had Joshua, the toy buying was still exciting, but we toned it down a bit. I would randomly rock up at home with toys and puzzles….anything I thought her little heart desired. Do you love buying toys? When we had Addison, she got everything.
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