Description
Hey there! The beloved Timber Tots are back with a fresh look, new colors, amazing features, and cool accessories. This is hands - down the most exciting schoolhouse in the entire forest! Designed for kids aged 2 and up, it's a world of endless pretend - play. Start the day with a fun elevator ride. Just turn the crank, and the cute critters will go up through the tree trunk to their classroom. Once there, it's time for learning. There are two desks and a backdrop with a chalkboard and the students' art, making pretend lessons super real. Imagine the teacher saying, 'Hugo, do you seriously expect me to believe your pet caterpillar ate your homework again? I'm not buying it. See me after class!' With a turn of the leaves at the top, the classroom rotates to show the teacher's office, complete with a desk and chair. At lunch, the critters can climb the stairs and open the treetop to find a nice snack table. For recess, there's a spinning merry - go - round, a thrilling slide, and a tricycle hidden under the classroom. Press the button, and the tricycle zooms out of the garage! Finally, it's quiet reading time. There are two cozy reading chairs at the back of the playset. Pop open the treetop above the elevator, and you'll find a special spot. When you place the critters in position, they light up! Comes with a teacher, two students, and lots of accessories, turning a day of learning into an awesome pretend - play experience.
Using the Timber Tots Wooden Schoolhouse Playset is a breeze. First, make sure it's placed on a flat surface. To start the elevator, simply turn the crank slowly. When your kids are having pretend lessons, they can use the chalkboard on the backdrop and the desks. To access the teacher's office, gently turn the leaves at the top. For lunchtime fun, help the critters climb the stairs and open the treetop. When it's recess, let the kids spin the merry - go - round and slide down the slide. To launch the tricycle, just press the button. During reading time, place the critters in the special spot above the elevator to see them light up. As for maintenance, keep the playset away from water to prevent damage. If it gets dirty, you can use a dry cloth to wipe it. Avoid using sharp objects on the playset to keep it in good condition. And always supervise young kids while they're playing with it to ensure safety.
