Playmobil Junior Junior Aqua

Playmobil Junior Junior Aqua is a fantastic resource for Irish primary and secondary school classrooms. Designed to engage students while supporting key curriculum goals, it's perfect for teachers looking to add hands-on, engaging learning tools to their class. PLAYMOBIL6 JUNIOR AQUA: Water Seesaw with Boat – Sustainable Bath Toy for Toddlers (Ages 1+) Turn bath time into an exciting aquatic adventure with the PLAYMOBIL JUNIOR AQUA Water Seesaw with Boat . Designed for little hands, this sustainable and child-safe playset features a floating pool island with a fun water slide. Pour water onto the slide to shift the weight and watch as the toy figure zooms into the water, creating endless bath-time fun. Eco-Friendly & Safe for Toddlers ?? Sustainable Materials – Made from over 90% plant-based plastics, ensuring a greener future for kids' play. ?? Safe & Non-Toxic – Free from plasticizers and small swallowable parts, designed for maximum safety. ?? Made in the EU – Manufactured to the highest quality standards with durability in mind. Interactive Water Play ?? Floating Pool Island – Turns any bathtub or water play area into a sliding paradise. ?? Easy for Small Hands – Toddler-friendly design with rounded edges and a pleasant tactile feel. ?? Encourages Discovery & Creativity – A great first water playset to spark imagination and motor skills. What’s Included? ?? 8-piece set with 2 figures, 1 animal, and 5 additional accessories. ?? Dimensions: 24.8 x 18.7 x 9.2 cm | Weight: 437 g ?? Easy to clean – Simply rinse under running water (stickers not included). The Perfect Gift for Toddlers! The PLAYMOBIL JUNIOR AQUA series is ideal for children aged 1+, making it a fantastic birthday or holiday gift. Plus, with packaging made from at least 90% recycled cardboard, it’s a thoughtful choice for eco-conscious families. Make bath time a splash with PLAYMOBIL JUNIOR AQUA! This product is ideal for group activities, early finishers, or as part of your classroom resources cupboard. Trusted by educators across Ireland.