Bigjigs Toys Wooden Weather Board - Visual & Interactive Weather Chart, Teaching & Learning Aids, Made from Sustainable Wood, Educational Toy for 2 Year Old +

Calling all mini meteorologists! This wooden Weather Board is full of fun weather activities for kids. They can explore all four seasons using the pull-down wooden tiles, spin the wheel to change the sky from storms to sunshine, slide down the cloud dial to power the wind, and switch up the temperature using the thermometer. Weather toys are not to be mist! These educational playthings are a fantastic teaching tool to help your kids learn about the environment and world around them. Exploring the different interactive features will also support their fine motor development. Our Weather Board is made from sustainably sourced FSC Certified wood and coloured with non-toxic paints and lacquers. Conforms to current European safety standards. 35.2cm H x 27.5cm W x 3.5cm D. Suitable for 2+ years. Weather Board - product features: Educational weather toy Teaches kids about seasons & the environment Made from FSC Certified wood 35.2cm H x 27.5cm W x 3.5cm D For 2+ years

• MY FIRST WEATHER BOARD - Beautifully illustrated childrens Weather Board featuring 6 activities to teach kids about the environment; a fun home or classroom activity; 35.2cm H x 27.5cm W x 3.5cm D
• LEARN ABOUT THE WORLD - The interactive features of this action-packed Weather Board invite children to explore the 4 seasons, changing temperatures, wind power, moon phases & more!
• BOOST FINE MOTOR SKILLS - As toddlers practise spinning, turning, pulling and pushing the different buttons theyll be strengthening their dexterity & coordination; suitable for age 2+ years
• SAFE & SUSTAINABLE TOYS - Made from premium quality, sustainably sourced FSC Certified wood; conforms to EN71 Toy Safety Standards; non-toxic paints & lacquers used
• BIGJIGS TOYS - Established in 1985, our mission is to deliver quality, safe, affordable and responsibly sourced toys that complement childhood development through fun, exploration and learning