Kamishibai picture cards “The Rainbow Fish”

Kamishibai picture cards “The Rainbow Fish”

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Summary
  • Sturdy cardboard box
  • for children aged 3 and up
  • educational story
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The Story of the Sparkling Fish:
He sparkles and glitters and has the most beautiful scales in the ocean: The Rainbow Fish is truly a special sea creature! However, he always swims alone through the water, because the other fish avoid him. This is because he is quite proud of his glittering scales and always wants to be admired. Over time, however, he becomes very lonely. Thanks to good advice from the wise octopus, the Rainbow Fish overcomes his pride and gradually finds friends.

Lovingly illustrated,

12 picture cards made of sturdy cardboard in Din A3 format tell the touching story of the little Rainbow Fish. The fish's scales shimmer and give the cards an authentic look. Retell the story of the colorful sea creature again and again with children aged 3 and up. This will stimulate the little ones' sense of observation and playfully promote the expansion of their vocabulary.

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  • Does not include VAT and customs duty.
  • Air shipping cost to be recalculated with delivery address at checkout.
  • To be delivered in 6 - 9 * working days.
  • 100% genuine and new product.
  • Card payment to be settled in SAR. No conversion fee.
  • Credit card
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Kamishibai picture cards “The Rainbow Fish”