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Coffret multi-activités / La mer et ses plaisirsVoici un coffret trs complet proposant 6 activits cratives et de nombreux projets sur le thme de la mer : collage, coloriage, mosaques, dcoupage, assemblage, dcalcomanies Il y en a pour tous les gots ! Des heures dactivits manuelles pour dcouvrir diffrentes techniques de cration. Tous les accessoires sont fournis pour que l'enfant ralise chacune des activits au rythme de ses envies et de sa curiosit. Le livret dtaillant pas pas chacune des ralisations

Voici un coffret très complet proposant 6 activités créatives et de nombreux projets sur le thème de la mer : collage, coloriage, mosaïques, découpage, assemblage, décalcomanies... Il y en a pour tous les goûts ! Des heures d’activités manuelles pour découvrir différentes techniques de création. Tous les accessoires sont fournis pour que l'enfant réalise chacune des activités au rythme de ses envies et de sa curiosité. Le livret détaillant pas à pas chacune des réalisations le guidera dans ses créations.

  • 6 activités à découvrir : collage, coloriage, mosaïques, découpage, assemblage, décalcomanies.
  • Tout est fourni, d'excellente qualité et testé.
  • De nombreux projets pour des heures de création !
  • Un livret explicatif en couleurs et uniquement en images.
  • Plusieurs enfants peuvent créer ensemble. Parfait pour les anniversaires ou pour la classe.
  • Développe la dextérité, la manipulation, la précision et la créativité.
  • Apprentissage des couleurs, des formes, des tailles, du volume.

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