Let’s Investigate – Safari Footprints biosparkles they will be developing important

they will be developing important early language and fine motor skills

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Let’s Investigate – Safari Footprints biosparkles they will be developing importantTake a walk on the wild side and explore what animals you might find on the African savannah as you follow their tracks. Each stone has a raised footprint on one side and the related creature in relief on the other. Watch out for the following animals: lion, elephant, rhinoceros, giraffe, hippopotamus, ostrich, cheetah and zebra. Made from a durable stone and resin mix, the footprints can be used in sand, water and soil, and are easily washed clean