Djeco Creative Game marble painting Animals 3-6 years with paints

Djeco Animal Marble Painting creative game is a unique creative activity with an unexpectedly aesthetic result. The child places cards and stencils into the leak-proof painting tray, adds a few drops of paint and the three glass marbles, then moves the box in all directions. The movement imprints new color combinations onto the glass marbles, which then draw spectacular and surprising images on the cards for everyone to enjoy.

The set contains a leak-proof painting tray that keeps colors inside, 3 x 8 animal stencils, 8 cards on which the images are formed, 4 x 30 ml paints, 3 glass marbles, and an illustrated instruction manual. The illustrated manual helps the child follow the steps even before they can read, and the eight cards allow for multiple projects to be created.

The activity develops imagination, coordination, and patience, as each movement of the box produces a different result. The leak-proof tray keeps the workspace clean. The surprising results make this marble painting set suitable for both individual play and sharing with the family. The recommended age is 3-6 years, and the set is also suitable for older children.

WARNING: Not suitable for children under 3 years old; contains small parts, choking hazard. To be used under the direct supervision of an adult. After each session, close the leak-proof tray tightly and keep the glass marbles in a safe place, away from younger children. The paints and animal stencils provide a complete set for introducing little ones to painting. The product is manufactured by Djeco in France and comes packed with all the accessories needed to start the creative activity immediately.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the set contain? The set contains a leak-proof painting tray, 3 x 8 animal stencils, 8 cards, 4 x 30 ml paints, 3 glass marbles, and an illustrated instruction manual.

What age is it recommended for? The recommended age is 3 - 6 years, and the set is also suitable for the 6 - 9 age group.

How are the images created? Moving the box imprints new color combinations onto the glass marbles, which are then used to create images on the cards.