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Histoires du Soir - dinosaur shadows By Moulin Roty

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$13.65 $21 In stock

Shadows cut out on the theme of dinosaurs, to animate and project on the wall, or behind a show screen, to invent beautiful stories when the evening comes… They will develop children's imaginations and will be constantly reinvented!

Safety rated for children 3 years old +.

Ombres découpées sur le thème des dinosaures, à animer et projeter sur le mur, ou derrière un écran de spectacle, pour inventer de belles histoires quand vient le soir… Elles développeront l'imaginaire des enfants et seront sans cesse réinventées !

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Adam A. ★★★★★

The box comes with a nice variety of dinosaur shapes, and my kids spent a solid hour making up stories with the shadows on the wall. The cutouts are sturdy enough to hold up for repeated play, which is a pleasant surprise.

Harper X. ★★★★★

The shadows are cut way more crisply than I expected, so the dinosaur shapes really pop on the wall. My son was instantly captivated trying to make the T-rex “walk” across his bedroom ceiling. It’s a simple idea that’s already sparked more imaginative play than I thought it would.