Blooming Meadow Wooden Wall Pathfinder Panel

Description

The Blooming Meadow Wooden Wall Pathfinder Panel includes six vibrant flowers that children can slide back and forth along the pathfinder path. This allows them to practice their fine motor skills. 

Size: 30"W x 11"H

Colorful, wooden and interactive Play Wall Decoration pieces are an eye-catcher in any classroom, therapy center or childrens waiting area. Create inviting, unique spaces that excite children about playing and also offer educational, interactive play.

Item 120159 Made by HABA

The panel can be installed on walls, cabinets or doors. Mounting hardware is included. 

Ages: 2+

Produced using veneer from genuine timber. It comes from sustainable forestry that maintains woodlands. At least one new tree is planted for each tree used.

Veneer board - also known as a multiplex board is manufactured from a whole series of veneer wood layers glued crossways. The core consists of glued solid timer ledges. The uppermost layer forms a high-quality genuine veneer wood.

Surface sealing - HABA high-quality veneers are sealed with carefully selected lacquers that are water-based and free of solvents. Environmentally compatible and non-fading.

Advantages of veneer

• Genuine wood
• Natural appearance
• Warm surface
• Durable
• Biologically friendly
• Renewable raw material
• Healthy room atmosphere

What is a Blooming Meadow in Nature?

A blooming meadow is a natural area characterized by an abundance of flowering plants and grasses.

1. Vegetation: Primarily consists of grasses, wildflowers, and herbaceous plants.
2. Appearance: During the blooming season, it's filled with a variety of colorful flowers.
3. Ecosystem: Supports diverse wildlife, including insects, birds, and small mammals.
4. Seasonal changes: The appearance and dominant species can vary throughout the year.
5. Types of flowers: May include daisies, buttercups, clovers, poppies, and many others, depending on the region and climate.
6. Location: Can be found in various environments, from lowlands to alpine regions.
7. Importance: Provides habitat for pollinators and contributes to biodiversity.