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The Littlest Engine That Could Felt Set- 17 Pieces

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$25.52 $36.99 In stock

Category: Flannel Boards & Accessories

3 years & up. The perfect visual compliment to the classic story, The Littlest Engine That Could. You won't be able to resist this determined little engine as it tries to overcome the challenges that arise! Have fun playing out the original story and making up your own again and again. Set includes 16 felt figures to cut out, and an unmounted background scene which measures 12" x 17". Felt board is sold separately.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Jason D. ★★★★★

The pieces are a perfect size for little hands, and the engine's face has just enough detail to make the story feel alive during retelling. My kids have already acted out the whole thing twice without me prompting them.

Lily X. ★★★★★

My toddler is obsessed with the little train engine from this felt set—the pieces are the perfect size for small hands and stay put on the board. We've used it every night to act out the story, and it's held up well to being pulled off and put back on.

Lucy ★★★★☆

The felt pieces are nicely detailed, especially the little engine's face—my 4-year-old uses them to retell the story on her own. It's missing one train car from the original tale, but she hasn't noticed yet.