Folkmanis Mini Beaver Finger Puppet, Brown, Black, 1 EA

Folkmanis Mini Beaver Finger Puppet, Brown, Black, 1 EA

• Made using the highest quality materials
• Award winning design
• Great fun for toddlers and children
• Easily animate this engaging Beaver plush puppet on your finger, or snuggle in the palm of your hand
• Ideal for stage and puppet theater, storytelling, teaching, daycare, pre-school, pretend play, role-playing, presentations, games, parties and gifts
• Easily animate this engaging Beaver plush puppet on your finger, or snuggle in the palm of your hand
• Ideal for stage and puppet theater, storytelling, teaching, daycare, pre-school, pretend play, role-playing, presentations, games, parties and gifts
• Slip on to your finger to express the head and tail of this interactive animal puppet
• Constructed from high-quality materials with exceptionally realistic details; easy to care for years of play
• Comfortably slips over finger; measures 7 x 2 x 2 inches (LxWxH)

This Mini Beaver finger puppet is ready to get down to business. His resume includes sleek brown fur for swimming, front teeth that are for gnawing, a flat textured tail used for thumping, and ready to go to anywhere with you. He enjoys travel or settling by your side or on your desk. Ideal for use in interactive stage and puppet theater, Folkmanis Puppets are also great for teaching, daycare, school, pretend play, games and parties, or to pair with a book for storytelling. Easy to feed and care for, just add lots of love and snuggly fun. This puppet measures 7 x 2 x 2 inches (LxWxH). Folkmanis has been encouraging young imaginations to blossom since 1976 with its innovative and engaging specialty puppets, promoting creativity and discovery while winning nearly every industry, child development, and kid-tested award. Folkmanis has grown to become the premier manufacturer of plush puppets worldwide, offering over 200 of the most heartwarming and realistically designed creatures--both exotic and familiar--on the market today. (Birthday: January, 2004).