Poster, numbers 1-10, Pixie/Dragonl, FSC Mix

A decorative and educational poster which, besides illustrations, also has numbers from 1-10, allowing the poster to be used as a tool for getting to know the numbers. How many berries are there? How many castles?

The poster measures 50x70 centimetres and comes in a cute cardboard tube. Hang it on the wall or put it in a nice frame to create life and decoration in the nursery. Match the poster with some of the other products from the Dragon Tales / Pixie Land themes – such as the alphabet poster.

About Pixie Land
Pixie Land takes the child into a cosy and nostalgic tale about the little mini-creatures "the pixies" who, with great enthusiasm, move around between forest floor plants, berry bushes, fallen acorns and chestnuts. Nature and the magic of the forest create a space for immersion, and with ladybirds, grasshoppers and other cutie crawlies as faithful helpers, the "pixies" gather nature's many gifts. Pixie Land is about community and about giving. This is a world which leaves plenty of time to let the mind wander, where there is room for contemplation, and where the thrill of finding a ripe wild strawberry or a four-leaf clover is, in fact, the essence of it all.  

On the Dragon Tales theme
With small stories, the child is invited into a real dragon universe. Here, the child meets forest dragons, castle dragons, flying dragons, hungry dragons and fire-breathing dragons. Together with each their loyal knight, the dragons explore the snow-capped mountain peaks, slowly flowing streams, deep blue forest lakes and erupting volcanoes. They go on adventures, visit villages and castles. Dragon Tales are small stories about friendships, about being able to live together despite great differences, and about the desire to experience and explore new areas.

About FSC™
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