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CTP Safari Friends 6" Designer Cut-Outs, Set of 36 accents, 6” Each (Creative Teaching Press 3278)

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CTP Safari Friends 6" Designer Cut-Outs, Set of 36 accents, 6” Each (Creative Teaching Press 3278)
- CUTE AND COLORFUL – Kids of all ages will be charmed by the fun safari animals featured in these cut-outs, including a cheetah, giraffe, and zebra.
- SCIENCE AND NATURE – These decorative accents make a great addition to any display featuring nature, outdoor, science or animal themes.
- SIX DESIGNS – The set features six designs, each with a different animal along with some space to add your own words, letters, or numbers.
- CREATIVE OPTIONS – Use these cut-outs as part of a display, turn them into game pieces or include them in a craft project.
- MATCHING STYLES – The cut-out designs are designed to complement other products in the Safari Friends collection.

Country	USA
Brand	Creative Teaching Press
Manufacturer	Creative Teaching Press
Binding	Office Product
ItemPartNumber	3278
Model	3278
Color	Safari Friends
ReleaseDate	2019-02-13
UnitCount	1
UPCs	030554032783
EANs	0030554032783

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