THE POPPIK PEDAGOGY
Do you know that Poppik products have been designed with a real educational approach?
With Poppik, discover new generation sticker activities. When children open a Poppik kit, they immediately want to play and manipulate these pretty colorful stickers. The activity is easy, which allows the child to play alone without the presence of an adult. Thus, without effort, the child naturally concentrates during long periods of play. This calm activity trains fine motor skills, the sense of observation, and makes the child want to apply himself. With a Poppik poster, the child's activity is always valued thanks to the stunning result he obtains.
Hang the poster on the wall and you will see his eyes sparkle with pride!
THE BENEFITS OF OUR STICKERS
– This educational ocean poster needs to be completed with around 60 repositionable stickers very large. These stickers represent marine animals of all kinds: fish, mammals, jellyfish and other corals, each one more beautiful than the other.
– This poster illustrated with stickers for children develops curiosity and knowledge on a subject that fascinates children. She encourages them to observe nature and marvel .
– Children can play together and help each other, thanks to the giant format (100 x 68 cm) and the large number of repositionable stickers.
– The activity is easy, even for those who are not very manual.
– Our repositionable stickers for children promote the concentration and calm.
OUR MANUFACTURING COMMITMENTS
Our educational posters for children are not made in Asia! In an ecological concern, this activity in stickers is manufactured in the European Union (Spain).
– We designed a flat packaging to minimize the ecological footprint of this educational game.
– These stickers for children are repositionable, so as to be replaced as much as necessary on the poster.
– All our posters for children comply with the CE toy standard, guaranteed without phthalates . PEFC certified paper: from sustainably managed forests.
– Exclusive concept: Poppik. Design: Delphine Badreddine and Françoise Baglin.