Makedo - Folding Roller Marker with Punch

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Makedo - Folding Roller Marker with Punch

9,00 €

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9,00 €

Reference CCT22MKDH0001

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We all know that the kids love cardboard boxes, it's the first thing they play with.
It has never been so easy to make any kind of shape in cardboard.

With this marker you can manipulate your cardboard in a precise and controlled way. From simple linear folds to organic contours you can easily make any kind of fold.

How do I use it?

Slide the toothed wheel firmly over the surface of the cardboard... then simply fold along the dashed line you have created.
Are you ready to explore the world of cardboard construction?

Important: This is not a stand-alone kit. You will need medium or long screws, large or small cardboard screwdrivers, or a safe cardboard saw to complete the Makedo experience.

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Properties

Age according to manufacturer

4 years old

To play in...

Family play
Family play
Shared play
Shared play

Play type

Craft & construction
Craft & construction

To foster

Social skills
Social skills
Reasoning skills
Reasoning skills
Learning
Learning
Creativity
Creativity
Fine motor Skills
Fine motor Skills
Imagination
Imagination
Language development
Language development
Spatial awareness
Spatial awareness

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Contents:

1 Folding Roller Marker with Punch

14 x 2,5 x 2,5cm

This product includes CE marking in accordance with European legislation.

Warnings

Small parts risk of suffocation.
Not suitable for children under 3 years of age.

MakeDo

Inspired by the creativity and playful spirit of his children, in 2008 the inventor of MakeDo embarked on a design adventure.

With a background in toy design, he was determined to create something that wouldn't end up in the landfill and would take children's imagination and natural inclination to the next level.

Seeing his own children having fun with a simple cardboard box brought back memories of his childhood and highlighted the potential and value of this humble everyday material. The moment she was looking for had arrived and she founded Make.Do.