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Make learning colours irresistible for toddlers and preschoolers with Colour Bean Bags.
This hands-on set features five bean bags in red, blue, green, yellow and orange with the colour name printed on each. The bright colours and textured fabric provide ideal sensory stimulation for little hands.
Tossing, stacking and sorting the bags helps your child absorb basic colour concepts while developing motor skills.
Use the Afrikaans and English activity guides to play 10 fun games that build focus, social skills and school readiness.
Machine washable for endless play, these colourful learning tools will delight children ages 2+ while preparing them for success.
Let Colour Bean Bags ignite your child’s imagination and give them an edge for early education.
R200.00
In the box
• 5 Colour bean bags
• Drawstring bag for storage and easy transport
• Includes instructions and 10 activities in Afrikaans and English
Playing with bean bags helps children to develop healthy bodies and active minds.
Bean bags can be used in a group or individually.
When used in a group, they help to develop team spirit and a sense of belonging.
Abel –
Bean bags were perfect, exactly what I wanted. This is the best product to teach preschool kids colors.
Hunadi –
Exactly what I wanted and quality as well.
Monika –
Amazing for teaching young toddlers colours, as well as how to throw and catch.
Ruwaida –
Value for money excellent product. My granddaughter loved them. Playing catch and also learning her colours was fun…..making learning fun. How awesome!
Steph –
I bought this for my young brother with Autism. He loves it. Very well made 👏
Liezel –
Best gift I could give to my 1year old. Good quality and it comes with a nice material bags to hold all the bean bags, so can travel with them.
Dee –
It gave the kids loads of fun and kept them entertained. Would recommend the product for 3 to 5 year old kids. The attached instruction sheet was quite useful in recommending games to play with it.
Nokwanda –
My sons occupational therapist recommended this to my autistic son to help him and so far so good