TTS Small World Birds Set 12pcs Best

Name: TTS Small World Birds Set 12pcs Best - Calculator
SKU: SKUqQAsJMex3q
Price: 42.74 GBP
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42,74 £

SKU: SKUqQAsJMex3q Categories: Animals, Early Years, Figures, Shop The Full Range, Small World Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Bird Identification: Helps children to identify and understand the lives of different birds. This promotes awareness and respect and understanding for different bird species.
Natural World: Promotes an understanding of the natural world. Encourages children to learn about different habitats and the importance of caring for the environment.
Imaginative Play: Supports imaginative play by allowing children to create stories and scenarios involving different birds. Enhances creativity and narrative skills.
Creative Expression: Encourages creative expression through storytelling and role-play. Children can develop complex stories using the bird figures.
Understanding Animals: Supports the EYFS ‘Understanding the World’ topic by helping children name and describe different plants and animals.

A detailed set of twelve different birds, the perfect addition to any small world area.

Encourage conversations about birds children may see at a farm, on a lake, or in the sky with these bird figures.

Teachers will find this set of twelve different birds an excellent addition to any small world play area. The detailed figures help children understand various birds, promoting discussions and communication skills.

Incorporating these birds supports the EYFS curriculum by encouraging respect for the natural environment and all living things. This aligns with the ‘Understanding the World’ topic, encouraging children to name and describe different animals and habitats. Additionally, the birds can be used in storytelling sessions to develop complex narratives and imaginative play.
The set includes a Barn Owl, Puffin, Turkey, White Duck, Bald Eagle, Ostrich, Goose, Hen, Mallard, Swan, Peacock, and Cockerel. By integrating these birds into various educational activities, teachers can foster a deeper understanding of the natural world and enhance children’s creative expression.