MNU 11930 R Lautlose Kinderwanduhr mit Magnet-Fotos 30 cm (B-Ware)
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MNU 11930 R Lautlose Kinderwanduhr mit Magnet-Fotos 30 cm (B-Ware)

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MNU 11930 R Lautlose Kinderwanduhr mit Magnet-Fotos 30 cm (B-Ware)B Ware: Kleine optische Mngel verschiedener Art, aber voll funktionsfhig und vollstndige Lieferung. In Einzelfllen kann der Versand ohne Originalverpackung erfolgen. Gebrauchsmustergeschtzt durch die Eintragung beim Deutschen Patent und Markenamt Durchmesser der Lernuhr: 30 cm Geeignet fr jedes Kinderzimmer und Spielzimmer Lautloses Uhrwerk ohne Tickgerusche 24 Ttigkeitsbilder im Lieferumfang vorhanden Diese liebevoll gestaltete Wanduhr berrascht mit

B-Ware: Kleine optische Mängel verschiedener Art, aber voll funktionsfähig und vollständige Lieferung. In Einzelfällen kann der Versand ohne Originalverpackung erfolgen.

  • Gebrauchsmustergeschützt durch die Eintragung beim Deutschen Patent- und Markenamt
  • Durchmesser der Lernuhr: 30 cm
  • Geeignet für jedes Kinderzimmer und Spielzimmer
  • Lautloses Uhrwerk ohne Tickgeräusche
  • 24 Tätigkeitsbilder im Lieferumfang vorhanden

Diese liebevoll gestaltete Wanduhr überrascht mit vielen kleinen Details und bietet sich an, um deinem Kind auf spielerische Art und Weise an die Uhrzeit heranzuführen. Die Plättchen können auf alle Kinder zugeschnitten werden und die Interessen sowie Vorlieben deines Kindes im vollen Umfang widerspiegeln. Das Erlernen der Uhrzeit macht mehr Spaß, wenn beliebige Fotos oder Bilder verwendet werden, über die das Kind frei entscheiden kann. Technisch funktioniert dies über das Aufbringen der eigenen Motive auf den Plättchen, die aus einem Klarsicht-Plastikgehäuse bestehen, aufschraubbar sind und den Austausch der Motive ermöglichen. Die Plättchen sind auf der Unterseite mit einem Magneten versehen, sodass sie flexibel auf der magnetischen Oberfläche der Uhr haften. Das spielerische Entwerfen und Austauschen der eigenen Plättchen stellen einen persönlichen Bezug zu der Uhr her. Damit wird das Interesse des Kindes gesteigert, da der Uhr fortlaufend ein neues Erscheinungsbild verliehen wird. Das Aussehen der Uhr wächst mit dem Kind mit. Der Lieferumfang beinhaltet 24 Tätigkeitsbilder, um direkt loslegen zu können. Die Uhr hat einen Durchmesser von 30 cm und ist für Jungen sowie Mädchen geeignet. Durch die schleichenden Zeiger gibt die Uhr kein Ticken von sich und raubt deinem Kind weder den Schlaf noch die Nerven. Aus diesem Grund darf die Uhr in keinem Kinderzimmer oder Spielzimmer fehlen. Zum Betrieb der Uhr wird eine 1,5 Volt AA-Batterie benötigt, die nicht im Lieferumfang des Produktes gehört. Das Produkt ist durch die Eintragung beim Deutschen Patent- und Markenamt gebrauchsmustergeschützt.

Produkthöhe
30 cm
Produktbreite 30 cm
Produkttiefe 5 cm
Produktgewicht 620 g


Verpackungshöhe
32 cm
Verpackungsbreite 32 cm
Verpackungstiefe 9 cm
Verpackungsgewicht 750 g

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