Wooden Numbat African Animals children learn to visually divide

children learn to visually divide the whole into it's constituent parts

Children can practice patience and perseverance while also learning colours

These popular and adorable push along toys are perfect as their first wooden toy and for teaching them about movement

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Wooden Numbat African Animals children learn to visually divideNumbats have a good sense of smell which they use to find food. Their diet consists of termites and not much else! They can eat up to 20,000 termites each day. They were once widespread throughout southern Australia but now they are only found in Western Australia. Their numbers have dwindled to less than 1000 in the wild and they are now considered endangered. Wooden animal figures have long been used as a hands on educational tool to help children