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Hands Craft | Sea Animals (3-Pack)

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$12.5 $24.99 In stock

Category: Gift Bundle Packs

DIY 3-pack 3D sea animals bundle pack includes a seahorse, shark, and angelfish.

[STIMULATING ACTIVITY] This is a great gift for all kids who like to engage in STEM learning with the best interactive materials available. Stimulates creativity, focus, fine motor skills, and patience. No tools or glue are required.

[PERFECT GIFT]A great gift for birthdays, Christmas/holidays, or another occasion!

[HIGH QUALITY]Each puzzle has easy-to-punch-out pieces from sheets of safe, non-toxic plywood with grooved edges to make it as safe as possible for children!

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Evelyn V. ★★★★★

My 8-year-old finished the seahorse in one rainy afternoon and immediately dove into the shark next. The pieces fit together snugly without glue, which kept the mess to zero. Great value getting three different builds in one box.

Riley X. ★★★★★

The shark took my kids a solid couple of hours to snap together, but the look on their faces when all three sea creatures were finally done was worth every second of patience. The seahorse alone is a great little solo project for the younger one to tackle.

Penelope U. ★★★★★

Spent a rainy afternoon building the seahorse with my daughter, and the pieces fit together so cleanly that she could handle most of it herself. The shark was a bit trickier, but that just meant we got to work as a team. Solid STEM activity that kept her off screens for hours.