South African family business Color Me Kids chalks in skin colors, which let the imagination of little artists fly and open up new possibilities celebrate all skin colors.
Ergonomic triangular shape fits well in the child's small hands and stays between the fingers. There are chalks vegan &non-toxic, are subject to the strictest EU standards.
Dimensions: 110 x 120 x 10 mm
Color Me donates 5% of its profits to educate underprivileged children in South Africa.
Stationery that celebrates the skin you're in. Read more about the brand's mission from here.
The MĪCI natural modeling clay set for children is a great gift idea for a little person.
Fits perfectly sensory for a game for fine motor skills for activities, learning colors, shapes and in role-playing games. In the set 3 bright colors, a rolling pin and 2 molds (the color of the forms may vary).
Perfect for kindergarten and preschool activities. Use as art or educational material and let your imagination fly!
MĪCI molding compound is soft, flexible and smells pleasantly vanilla. The molding compound is made from edible ingredients, but not intended for eating. Allergens: wheat
Weight – 120 grams (one cup)
The molds are made of biodegradable plastic PLA (corn starch), hand wash recommended.
Playon Crayon wax crayons in bright colors is specially designed to fit your child's tiny hands. Stain-free, mess-free, non-toxic!
These chalks are conveniently on top of each other stackable – so they don't roll off the table, and when the creative activity is done, it's good to store them on the shelf to wait for the next time! Larger characters have a knack for putting them on the tip of their finger and approaching the drawing activity that way. It's in the box 12 different colored chalks, with which, by stacking, it is also possible to make things easier for the child calculations teach.
Fun time guaranteed!
Recommended age: 2+ years
Measurements: 34 x 25 x 12 cm chalk size 3.3×5.5 cm, box size 10.5×5.5×8.5 cm
European CE mark, non-toxic wax (certified by Art and Creative Materials Institute, USA)