Excellerations® Around The World Puppets - Set of 6
Item # WORLDPUP
Excellerations®
$163.54
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Get it Apr 21, 2025
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Description
Ages 2+ / Toddler
Introduce diversity and culture with these super plush puppets! Ideal for storytelling and role-play. The set of 6 hand puppets includes: Inuit boy, African boy, Bolivian boy, Indian (Middle East) girl, Dutch girl and Asian girl. For child…See More
Specifications
Brand Name
Excellerations®
Age / Grade
Ages 2+ / Toddler
Alias
WORLDPUP
Assembly Required
No
UPC
191487109345
MPN
WORLDPUP
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Description
Ages 2+ / Toddler
Introduce diversity and culture with these super plush puppets! Ideal for storytelling and role-play. The set of 6 hand puppets includes: Inuit boy, African boy, Bolivian boy, Indian (Middle East) girl, Dutch girl and Asian girl. For children ages 2 years and older.
- FUN AND EDUCATIONAL: Great for the classroom or homeschool use, the multicultural puppets provide the ideal starting point for conversations and stories about communities and how we all fit into the world we share. Supports social emotional development and social emotional learning.
- MULTICULTURAL: Early introduction tool for exploring diversity, encouraging inclusion and learning about new cultures and traditions. The realistic set includes: Inuit boy, African boy, Bolivian boy, Indian (Middle East) girl, Dutch girl and Asian girl.
- SKILL DEVELOPMENT: Helps children develop language and vocabulary while promoting fine-motor skills, hand-eye coordination and cooperative play.
- IMAGINITIVE PLAY: Great for community awareness, storytelling and dramatic play.
- HIGH-QUALITY: Puppets feature rich details and authentic clothing. All puppets in the set are machine washable
- CALM-DOWN TOOLS: Use this in conjunction with other calm-down tools to create a place of peace in your classroom.
Specifications
Brand Name
Excellerations®
Age / Grade
Ages 2+ / Toddler
Alias
WORLDPUP
Assembly Required
No
UPC
191487109345
MPN
WORLDPUP
Reviews
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Wonderful for classrooms
These puppets are a wonderful multi-cultural addition to my classroom. I have purchased similar multi-cultural puppets from other retailers/manufacturers, but I have never seen any that come with an Inuit puppet or puppets from India and the Netherlands like this set does. My students love them!
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Terrible
These are cheap and I'm not sure how effective they would be at promoting multiculturalism. The puppets are a little too stereotypical and I think they might indicate to children that all people from a designated nation dress/look a certain way. I guess I should have realized this before I ordered t...
Reviewed by 14 customers
Multicultural puppets for every classroom
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Submitted as part of a sweepstakes entry
These puppets are fantastic. They are wonderful as a symbol of the many cultures around our world and in our community. The children enjoy playing with the puppets in the classroom and using them to express their emotions and feelings.
Yes
Verified Buyer
Very good product and very good quality.
yes
Verified Buyer
Bought it for daycare. Kids loved it but little too expensive.
I would buy this product again.
Verified Buyer
Students love having puppets that look more like them.
Love them!
Verified Buyer
We use these puppets along with the puppet theater during our "missions" station at this year's VBS. It kept the youngest, three and four, year old's entertained.
Great product
Verified Buyer
I use it to build language with children
I would buy these again.
Verified Buyer
We use these puppets along with the book set, very nice quality.
Definitely
Verified Buyer
Very colorful, they seem to really open the cultural ideals of the children
love these
Verified Buyer
great choice
Terrible
Verified Buyer
These are cheap and I'm not sure how effective they would be at promoting multiculturalism. The puppets are a little too stereotypical and I think they might indicate to children that all people from a designated nation dress/look a certain way. I guess I should have realized this before I ordered them, but when you see the puppets in person it really becomes apparent that these puppets are not appropriate.