Kraul Small Tumbling Gnome Toy These irresistible jolly felt gnomes are so much fun as they tumble down slopes doing somersaults! This small gnome is a playful felt character wearing a colourful wool felt outfit and containing a ball bearing to make it roly-poly down a slope. Colour is chosen at random. Experiment with gravity with this fun Tumbing Gnome. This somersaulting felt elf is great fun for all ages and contains a ball bearing inside to make it tumble down an incline. Discover what surface and incline is best for this fun little friend to tumble down. This entertaining little tumbling gnome works best on a non-slippery surface. This Kraul tumbling doll toy is a classic cause and effect toy, and is completely plastic free. It would make a fab small gift for a party bag or stocking filler for children 3 years and above, inspiring logical thinking, experimentation and discovery. Single tumbling gnome 100% wool felt Made in Germany Size: 10 cm Sensory Play: Cause and effect, cognition, problem solving Schematic Play: This toy is suited to children displaying the rotational schema. Safety Instructions: Suitable for children aged 3+ years. Warning! Not suitable for under 3 years, contains small parts which are a choking hazard. Key product ethics: Using locally sourced timber and high quality materials, Kraul toys carry the Spiel Gut® mark which ensures high educational value with strong environmental standards. Discover a world of wonder with Kraul STEM science kits and educational toys. Designed and made in Germany, Kraul toys support learning through experimentation and observation inspired by the natural world. Children can explore abstract scientific concepts with these creative learning kits based on the natural elements of Earth, Air, Fire and Water. Kraul is a family owned business dedicated to encouraging children to learn about science and nature through experiment and play. Many of Kraul’s science and STEM kits have been inspired by Walter Kraul’s experience as a Waldorf teacher at the Rudolf Steiner School in Munich, and later developed by his son Christoph, a meteorologist and physicist. Kraul toys carry the Spiel Gut® mark and work with two workshops that involve people with disabilities in the manufacturing of these toys.
