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African Animals Collection - 6 Pieces

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$13.97 $19.95 In stock

Category: People & Animals

4 years & up. Bring the safari into your classroom with this African Animals Collection. Children will enjoy mimicking all the sounds of these wonderful animals. These realistic animals promote sensory learning, fine motor skills, and dramatic play. Use these in an interactive lesson about safaris or the great animals of Africa. For a fun lesson, have children choose their favorite animal and write about it. 6-piece set includes: giraffe, cheetah, elephant, warthog, lion, and hippo.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Andrew R. ★★★★★

My kids have been setting up a whole pretend safari on the living room rug, and the giraffe's long neck is surprisingly sturdy. The details on these are really good, much better than most plastic animals we’ve bought.

Leo M. ★★★★★

My kids spent a whole afternoon making elephant trumpets and lion roars after opening the box. The detail on the giraffe’s spots is really impressive, and they feel sturdy enough for rough play.

Christopher ★★★★☆

The lion and elephant figures have just enough detail to look real without being fragile, which is exactly what I needed for a preschool classroom. My only gripe is the giraffe's neck feels a bit thin, but the kids haven't managed to break it yet.