A mini set with all the accessories to teach children and young people the importance of the traffic rules. Which is the difference between rounded and triangular traffic signs? What is the most important colour among red, blue, green and yellow? What should be done when there is a zebra crossing with the STOP sign? You will find the answers in the DVD, which was produced in collaboration with primary school teachers. The aim is to help children of all ages to discover the traffic rules, to learn them and to use them both when playing and in real life, when walking or driving. The Traffic Signs Kit 1 is produced in Italy with robust plastics and sun-resistant colours. The sign bases can be filled with water or sand for greater stability.
Shockproof, very easy to assemble and move; easy to store; washable.
The traffic signs preschool has been designed according to international toy safety standards and is ideal for kindergartens, primary schools and playgrounds.
The set consists of: 6 signals + 1 traffic light + 1 zebra crossing + Village DVD;
Each signal consists of three parts: a base, a sturdy pole and a signal (round or triangular);
Traffic signs made of a thick plastic structure for a long service life;
The traffic light is just as visible from four sides as the real ones and can be rotated manually using an upper lever to change colours (green, orange, red);
Zebra crossing 200×75 cm, made of non-slip printed PVC;
Dvd with 54 slides to teach traffic education while playing;
The signs bases can be filled with sand or water to make them stable;
The sign has a UV-resistant adhesive on one side;
The traffic signs preschool complies with European Toy Safety Regulations (EN 71, parts 1, 2, 3);
Made in Italy
Age and ability
Age of the child:
Recommended for children of 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / Years
Skills developed:
learning to share, join and deal with the team and its dynamics;
learning to share moments of fun according to rules;
respecting one' s turn to play;
the traffic signs preschool help to stimulate self
perception in relation to the world around them;
the Village kit 1 encourages their desire for independence and emulation.
