Fun2Give School Play Tent, Multi (F2PT14087)
Why we picked it
This school-themed pop-up tent with vibrant graphics, a movable clock, and letter displays creates a cozy, dedicated play space for imaginative teaching and learning activities.
Our review
This school-themed play tent turns imaginative learning into everyday fun, featuring vibrant graphics and a movable clock that encourage creative, educational play. Lightweight, durable, and easy to set up or fold away, it offers kids ages 3–6 a cozy space to pretend, explore, and learn—all in a roomy tent that packs neatly into its carry bag.
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About this kit
From the product listing
Your kids will love to continue their learning in the Pop-it-Up School play tent. It comes with a unique clock with moveable hands and cool school graphics that promote teaching and learning play and strengthen creativity in kids. The 100% polyester tent with poles is easy to set up and easy to fold away into the compact carry bag. Included are the tent with 2 doors, roof, mat and poles. When assembled the tent is 55.1 x 39.4 x 55.1”. For 3-6 year olds.
Resource details
- Resource type
- Toys, Games, and Kits
- Age ranges
- Elementary
- Careers
- Teacher
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