- teach your preschool child the power of imagination - construct the sturdy cardboard castle and arrange the double-sided painted wooden figures for a fight against the fierce dragon. set includes 1 archer, 3 knights, 1 king, 1 horse, 1 fierce dragon and a play mat.
- mix and match with other block sets - janod mini story blocks are perfect accessories to larger janod story block sets or other wooden blocks of any kind. wipes clean with a damp cloth. each 2” figure is whimsically decorated with non-toxic, lead-free and phthalate-free paint.
- give you child self confidence through play - since 1970 janod has been focused on bringing classic, heirloom-quality toys to families around the world. through open-ended imaginative play children can improve their skills and find an inner self confidence.
- meets all european and american safety standards with focus on craftsmanship and quality - quality and safety is the most important part of our designs at janod. each toy is made with concern for your child's well-being and education.
- Skill level: Beginner
Invent exciting stories as you play with this fortified castle that you assemble and its many accessories. Includes: a large 3-tower castle equipped with a gated drawbridge, a prison to lock up the dragon, a large staircase to access the first floor to repel assailants and 8 wooden accessories. This product develops: fine motor skills and imagination. Wood : beechwood (animals and characters). Castle in rigid cardboard thickness 3 mm. Window box Set includes: 1 sturdy cardboard castle with drawbridge, towers, and prison, 3 knights, 1 archer, 1 king, 1 horse, and a dragon. Size: Figures are 2” high, box measures 18.11 x 2.36 x 11.02 inches. About Janod: Janod is a French brand specializing in the manufacture/creation of traditional toys and games from wood and cardboard. It has stood the test of time by adapting to the needs of children discovering its toys for the first time, and the memories of their parents who have grown up with them. Why Is Imaginative Play Important? Young children learn by imagining and acting out what they imagine. Studies have shown that open-ended pretend play helps build social and emotional skills, language skills, critical thinking and problem solving, and much, much more. Systematic research is increasingly demonstrating the critical need for pretend play to stimulate cognitive development in children ages two to seven and beyond.
