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List of products by brand Learning Resources
Educational Toys and Learning Games for Kids
Learning Resources has a variety of hands-on educational toys for kids of all ages. Have fun while your child develops their motor and social skills.
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Number Nails! Activity Set
€26.10Children build early years maths skills through fun, hands-on learning with the Number Nails! Activity Set.
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Helping Hands™ Fine Motor...
€61.90Children build hand strength and coordination as they grab, scoop, and squeeze with this fine motor tool set for schools. It has 24 of our best-selling fine motor tools – that’s 6 each of our Squeezy Tweezers™, Twisty Droppers™, Handy Scoopers™, and Jumbo Tweezers™. The tools store in the reusable storage tub with convenient carrier handle are the learning fun is over for the day.
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Pumping Heart Model
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GeoSafari Jr Talking...
€73.80Wildlife Warrior, Australia Zoo’s Bindi Irwin takes children on a guided learning experience with the GeoSafari® Jr Talking Microscope™. This interactive microscope for children introduces young children to using a real microscope. Perfect for STEM learning, it comes with 20 pre-prepared slides with 60 high quality images featuring animals, plants, and household items, 100 fun facts, and features the voice of Bindi.
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Magnetic Pocket Chart...
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Coding Critters Go Pets -...
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Jumbo Insects
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Coding Critters Go Pets...
€27.00Get set for a twisting, turning coding adventure with Dart the Chameleon, the newest member of the Coding Critters® range. This clever motorised pet knows how to follow black-line paths towards all kinds of jungle adventures. Coding Critters is the award-winning coding toys range that introduces children to early STEM skills through 100% screen-free play.
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The Ultimate Inventor Toolkit
€76.99With 280 pieces, this STEM craft kit for kids ages 5+ has everything children need to complete 10 real world-inspired STEM challenges. Plus, there will be loads of inventor supplies left over for your child to experiment and create their own STEM builds.
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