Woodland Fairy House - Small
5-0-17-015
Product Details
NEPAL
Every fairy needs a home. This delightful woodland shelter made of baobab wood is a charming addition to your fairy's fairyland. Comes with a tiny ladder and felt rug. Each Woodland Fairy house is made by hand with salvaged wood making each one singularly unique. No two will be the same.
Size: 12 x 12 inches
Papoose creates unique handmade toys, decorations, and educational resources using natural materials such a wool, cotton, and wood working with talented artisans from Napal. The wool is made into felt and products are created under fair trade conditions. All this hard work and expertise in creating Papoose Toys offers a wonderfully warm and natural play experience for children.
PLEASE NOTE:
Woodland shelter fence, sheep, rock, Farm Play Mat, fox, hedgehogs, well, table/chairs, tree and mushrooms are sold separately.
Every fairy needs a home. This delightful woodland shelter made of baobab wood is a charming addition to your fairy's fairyland. Comes with a tiny ladder and felt rug. Each Woodland Fairy house is made by hand with salvaged wood making each one singularly unique. No two will be the same.
Size: 12 x 12 inches
Papoose creates unique handmade toys, decorations, and educational resources using natural materials such a wool, cotton, and wood working with talented artisans from Napal. The wool is made into felt and products are created under fair trade conditions. All this hard work and expertise in creating Papoose Toys offers a wonderfully warm and natural play experience for children.
PLEASE NOTE:
Woodland shelter fence, sheep, rock, Farm Play Mat, fox, hedgehogs, well, table/chairs, tree and mushrooms are sold separately.
BENEFITS OF IMAGINATIVE PLAY:
- It provides opportunities for children to identify with the adult world. Practise and role play their understanding and interpretation.
- Develop social skills: practising negotiation skills, turn taking and sharing. Provides opportunities for working out problems and experimenting with solutions.
- Emotional development: Understanding and expressing their feelings through the re-enactment of certain experiences. Taking on roles that encourage discipline and empathy.
- Encourages imagination: Children can be anyone and do anything in the pretend world.
- Develop language skills: practising listening, looking and talking. Being spoken to and talking with other people, also developing an understanding of what is being communicated through body language such as smiles and nodding.
