Kids Globe figure set of 12 cows (model 571929) is a collection of twelve plastic cow figures designed for children's play and educational activities. The figures represent a small herd of cows in varying poses and are sized for handling by preschool and early school-age children. The set is intended as a hands-on learning aid for teaching about farm animals, for use in role-play, diorama scenes, and for encouraging imaginative play with a compact, easy-to-store herd of toy cows.
Advantages
The set offers a consistent collection of twelve cow figures made from durable plastic that withstands regular handling and simple outdoor play. Each figure is lightweight and easy for small hands to manipulate, helping develop fine motor skills and cooperative play among children. The uniform scale and neutral coloring make the figures compatible with other farm-themed toys and educational materials, allowing straightforward integration into playsets and classroom activities.
Suitable for
- Role-play and imaginative farm scenes
- Preschool and early school classroom activities
- Diorama and model farm displays
- Learning animal recognition and counting
Key specifications
- Quantity: 12 plastic cow figures
- Material: durable molded plastic
- Design: assorted cow poses within a consistent scale
- Intended age group: preschool and early school-age children
- Finish: solid painted details suitable for handling
How to use
Use the cows individually or as a group for role-play scenarios to simulate daily farm activities such as feeding, herding, and counting. Combine the figures with other farm toys, vehicle models, or textured play surfaces to create dioramas or learning stations. For classroom use, distribute figures to small groups for collaborative tasks like sorting by pose, practicing basic math skills, or storytelling exercises that reinforce vocabulary and sequence.
Usage recommendations
Inspect figures regularly for damage; discard any with sharp edges. Clean with a damp cloth and mild soap if needed. Supervise very young children during play and avoid use with children who still put small objects in their mouths.
