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Small world animal collections and accesssories. All items can be purchased at : www.shoptlpwales.co.uk

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Copyright © The Learning Partnership (Wales) Ltd

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AAffrriiccaa is a huge continent that’s made up of many

different habitats, such as sand, rock, water and

grassland. Each of those habitats are a perfect place

for some of the most incredible creatures in the world.

On this continent you will find the fastest, largest, and

weirdest animals on the earth, many of which are

unfortunately now endangered.

Collection A£77

Collection B£46

Collection C£28

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AAssiiaa covers a vast area that reaches almost halfway round the

Earth from east to west and contains a diverse array of

habitats and animals.

AAuussttrraalliiaa is a country comprising the mainland of

the Australian continent, the island of Tasmania, and

numerous smaller islands. The continental drift tore

Australia away from Africa and Antarctica and sent it on a 45

million year journey northwards. The original mammal

passengers on this journey were the marsupials and egg layers.

Collection A£50

Collection B£34

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TThhee AArrccttiicc is a polar region located at the northernmost partof the Earth. It consists of a vast, ice-covered ocean, surrounded by

treeless permafrost. Many animals migrate away from the dark

Arctic for the winter, returning to take advantage of the 24 hour

summer sunshine to breed.

TThhee AAnnttaarrccttiicc is a polar region, specifically the regionaround the Earth's South Pole and holds the record for being the

coldest place on Earth. The extensive ice cover and lack of winter

sunlight makes the continent pretty inhospitable to life.

Collection A£82

Collection B£30

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EEuurrooppee is defined as a separate continent

in political terms, but biogeographically it's part

of Eurasia. It has a huge range of habitats, from tundra to

bogs, moorland, forests, mountain ranges, coastal cliffs,

wetlands and semi arid deserts.

It has a surprisingly diverse range of wildlife.

Bears are still be found across most of Europe along

with wild boar, deer, moose, otters and even bison.

Collection A£39

Collection B£22

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NNoorrtthh AAmmeerriiccaa has been in contact with South America

and Eurasia, and been colonised by animals and plants from both

landmasses. Some of these have gone on to evolve into new species in

their new home.

SSoouutthh AAmmeerriiccaa became a continent on breaking away

from Africa and Antarctica 120 million years ago. Its fauna and flora

are descended from organisms either on the continent then

(marsupials, for instance) or that managed to make their way there

during its isolation three million years ago.

Collection A£41

Collection B£28

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TThhee OOcceeaann is home to some of the most magnificent and

unusual creatures on Earth. A large proportion of all life on

earth exists in the oceans and cover about 71% of the

earth's surface. Specific habitats include coral reefs, kelp

forests, seagrass meadows, tidepools, muddy, sandy and

rocky bottoms, and the open ocean.

The diverse marine life ranges from

microscopic phytoplankton and

zooplankton to huge whales measuring

30 meters in length.

Collection A£27

Collection B£18

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TThhee FFaarrmmis an area of land including various structures, devoted

primarily to the practice of producing grains, or livestock. They may be

owned and operated by a single individual, family, community, corporation

or a company. It can be a holding of any size from a fraction of a hectare

to several thousand hectares.

The livestock can either be kept in an enclosure, fed by human-provided

food and intentionally bred, or not enclosed and allowed to

breed freely. Historically livestock raising was part of a

nomadic or pastoral form of material culture.

Collection A£50

Collection B£45

Collection C£42

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DDiinnoossaauurrss are a diverse group of animals that first

appeared during the Triassic period, 231.4 million years ago,

and were the dominant species for 135 million years. Some

grew to magnificent sizes such as the better known

dinosaurs Brachiosaurus which measured 45 feet in

height and the Diplodocus at 50 feet high.

They are a specific subgroup of the archosaurs, a group

that also includes crocodiles, pterosaurs, and birds.

Collection B£37

Collection A£83

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ccessories

Le Toy Van Jungle Hospital(animals not included)£28

Schleich Fence£13.50

Schleich Feeding Ground£11

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Budkins Hog and Hen Pen£35

Pintoy Animal Barn£32

Budkins Blue Barn£40

Le Toy Van Pippin Farm£65

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ccessoriesT

Sequin Fabric, Pack of 498x100cm£23.50

Jute Shopping Bag - Natural£2.25

Jute Mini Bag £1.40 each

Active World Trays 94cm£18 each

Branchwood Bricks£21

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