Kids love the look of these shiny jewelry and design tattoos! The pack includes three sheets of silver, gold, and pink rings, wristbands, and unique designs (more than 70 in all!) that press right on with a wet paper towel and last for days. The bright, shimmering effects and cool details look great on all skin tones. These are fun to mix and match and are so easy to use! Tattoos come on perforated sheets, so it's easy for children four and older to see them all at a glance and easy to separate the "tattoo" of their choice. They also remove easily with oil, rubbing alcohol, or clear tape.
Looking for the perfect spot to stash pirate treasure? Look no further: This craft kit includes a wooden pirate chest to decorate (3.5 x 2.4 x 2.2 in.), 27 stickers, 4 pots of paint, a paintbrush, and 2 glitter glues. A perfect activity for parties or rainy days!
This six-piece play set gives kids all the housekeeping tools they need to keep it clean! Sized just for kids and built to last, the broom, mop, duster, dust pan, and hand brush are comfortable to use and easy to store--just hang them from the sturdy cords onto the included stand for neat, compact storage. (The dust pan can also snap onto any of the handles.) Natural-wood handles add durability and a classic look; bright pops of color keeps lots of fun in the mix!
Kids love to cut with scissors—as you can see by the trail of scraps often left in their wake! This creative and practical activity pad gives an engaging, creative direction to scissor work, meaning more concentration and less mess. Organized from simple to more complex, 20 different paper cutting projects (with complete supplies included right in the pages of the book) practice slightly different skills and techniques, and produce 20 unique crafts, games, and activities to offer kids a creative focus and a sense of accomplishment. Plastic safety scissors are included, which naturally encourage proper form and are safe for preschoolers—but any pair of scissors can be used to complete the paper-cutting projects.
