EliNeli Safari Activity Board with LED House

The lighthouse activity board takes children on a safari. With a safari car, their favorite animals and lots of Montessori and play elements, the children go on an adventure where they have lots of fun and improve their skills. Each side of the game board is original and offers countless playing possibilities. The Safari Activity Board House is also illuminated. When the light is turned on, a green light will illuminate inside the house.

Technical parameters:

• Product size: 26 x 26 x 24 cm
• Weight: approx. 2.3 kg
• Material: High-quality plywood with a thickness of 6 mm
• EN 71-1, 2, 3, 8, EN IEC 62115
• Guarantee: 2 years
• 4 AAA batteries (batteries not included)
• Recommended age: from 1 year
• Please note: The house is made of natural material, which may have a different shade than in the photos. Dark and light shades can alternate. The color of the plug on the roof of the house is only yellow.

UNIQUE MONTESSORI SYSTEM
The activity board house takes the children on a safari, into the wild with cute animals. The Montessori elements on the activity board house allow children to develop in a variety of ways thanks to their natural curiosity.

The Activity Board House - Safari consists of six boards with game and Montessori elements aimed at skill, logic, creativity and patience. The house draws children into a world of discovery and imagination where they play and learn in the most natural way, through play.

Safari Adventure
Each side of the game board is original and takes children through an adventure with animals.

The children go on an adventurous safari trip in a cool safari bus.

After conquering the castle, the children can board the safari vehicle, which makes its first stop at a cute giraffe. The lock, key, beads on the elastic bands and the button pocket train children's fingers and teach them to open and close, button and unbutton. The glittering sun will attract children's attention.

Hippo Lake
The side of the house leads the children to the hippopotamus lake.

A hippopotamus is slumbering in the lake and cannot be woken up even by playing with the glittering sequins on its stomach. The children help the hippo catch some fish on rubber bands, feed it bananas and leaves, learn how to open and close a classic zipper, and play with a rotating puzzle that, when the pieces are rotated correctly, becomes a chameleon or a long queue results.

The entrance to the cave
The front of the board game house represents the entrance to the cave, which is hidden behind a waterfall.

After the children have overcome the various opening mechanisms, they manage to open the door to the game board house. Cuddly toys or favorite dolls can be stored in the cozy house. When opening and closing the doors, children train their fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination and logical thinking.

Labyrinth with animals
Another original side of the board game house is a labyrinth and a puzzle in one.

Four cute animals living in their natural habitat (in their corner) went on a safari and maybe got lost.Will your little girl or boy manage to accompany the animals home? To make the maze game even more difficult, each of the animals consists of two separate parts, so the children also have to match the correct body to the barrel. And if that doesn't work? then it's even more fun.

Animals on rubber bands
One half of the roof is a wild animal safari.

Five wild animals - an elephant, a flamingo, a tiger, a zebra and a monkey - live in their natural habitat. But just mix the animals on the rubber bands a little and you've got a fun game for your child. Will your little girl or boy know which animal belongs where? What environment does it live in and where is it happy? You will surely have a lot of fun with this game.

The wooden socket with plug promotes coordination, manual dexterity and teaches children practical skills.

Surprise roof
The other half of the roof trains practical skills and hides a little surprise.

The colorful shoelace entices you to try out and learn how to tie shoelaces. With this element, children train their fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, improve their manual dexterity and become independent when putting on shoes or tying the shoelaces. Since children like to look at themselves in the mirror, there is a mirror on the roof.

A big surprise for every little adventurer is the switch hidden in the toucan, which turns on a pleasant green light inside the house.