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BiOBUDDi

Letters learning

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$299
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Can you recite the alphabet and spell your name? The BiOBUDDi Learning letters set will teach the alphabet to your little one!

The eco-friendly and bio-based toy blocks from BiOBUDDi Learning letters are made from the remains of sugarcane plants and are produced in the Netherlands. The colorful blocks are recyclable, sustainable and safe. Toddlers will begin showing interest in learning the letters of the alphabet with this set. While some kids learn letters very quickly, others need more repetition and time to learn letters. Teaching letters with BiOBUDDi is a great way to practice vocabulary, cognitive and verbal skills and will help your child to learn the alphabet at a young age!

Moreover, parents can decorate the white and colored blocks with the included letters. The letters provide a tactile and visual way to help children learn the alphabet and might teach them how to read. Build a new creation or a tower on the baseplate together with your little one and encourage your child's development!

Combine this set with the other educational sets, such as Learning symbols, Learning to build 40 blocks or with one of the Wildlife sets to introduce your kids to different themes and to encourage your little ones' development!

Specifications:

Contains 35 coloured building blocks.
One baseplate.
Sticker sheets.
Multiple manuals.
Age: 1,5 – 6

All the BiOBUDDi toys are made in the Netherlands.

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BiOBUDDi is committed to build a better tomorrow, and for this reason, develops and make eco-friendly products

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Sustainable use of sugarcane

BiOBUDDi makes its products mainly from its own biobased raw material. The most important part of this rcw material is Green PE. This material is made from ethanol which comes from a side stream of sugar cane processing. Brazil is the world's largest sugar cane producer. Approximately 50% of the sugar cone processed is used to make sugar, with the remaining 50% used to make ethanol. Brazil's sugar cane cultivation is concentrated in the country's Center-South region. There is no expansion of sugar cane planted creas in the rainforest or the Pontanal Wetlands.