Zebra Counting Activity Wall Toy

Description

Count on the Zebra to boost hand-eye coordination and logical thinking skills

The fun and educational Zelda Zebra Counting Wall Toy will not only keep kids entertained but also help them develop important skills such as hand-eye coordination and logical thinking.

Size: 21 5/8"H x 14 1/8"W

With its bright colors and friendly zebra design, this toy is sure to capture your child's attention while they learn how to count from using the abacus. Made with durable materials, it can withstand enthusiastic playtimes. Hang it on a waiting area wall of your kid centric business, school or playroom for hours of interactive learning fun!

• The Zelda Zebra Counting Wall Toy is a fun way for children to develop their coordination skills while playing
• This toy helps kids improve their logical thinking abilities as they count and move the beads on the abacus
• With its bright colors and engaging design, this wall toy is sure to capture your child's attention and keep them entertained for hours

The Zelda Zebra Counting Wall Toy is a fun and friendly animal friend who'll keep kids busy while they wait at a doctor's office, in a waiting area, in school rooms, in recreation rooms and other places children gather.

The toy has five rows of colored counting beads with a number game under the beads. Very fun and excellent for early math work.

• Color Recognition
• Ability
• Hand-Eye Coordination
• Logical Thinking

Ages: 3+

Mounting Hardware Included with Instructions.

The warranty is 90 days from delivery. It covers manufacturer defects not breakage by users.

Zebras are indeed fascinating animals! Here are some interesting facts about them:

1. Unique stripes: Each zebra's stripe pattern is as unique as a human fingerprint. No two zebras have exactly the same pattern.
2. Natural insect repellent: The black and white stripes may help repel insects, as biting flies are less attracted to striped surfaces.
3. Social animals: Zebras live in family groups called harems, typically consisting of one stallion, several mares, and their young.
4. Three species: There are three species of zebras - Plains, Mountain, and Grevy's zebras. The Grevy's zebra is the largest and most threatened.
5. Excellent vision: Zebras have eyesight so good they can see in color and in the dark. Their eyes are positioned on the sides of their head, giving them a wide field of vision.
6. Built for speed: Zebras can run up to 35 miles per hour (56 km/h) and they zigzag when chased by predators.
7. Stripes for camouflage: The stripes may help zebras blend in with tall grasses and confuse predators, especially when they're in a group.