GIANT INDIAN MYTHOLOGY COLOURING POSTER, Alphabet chart, Baarahkhadee chart, Hindi Varnamala chart and Marathi Varnamala (Marathi) chart | Combo of 1 colouring poster and 4 charts | "Exploring India's Heritage: Myths, Alphabets, and Scripts in One Chart"

Name : GIANT INDIAN MYTHOLOGY COLOURING POSTER, Alphabet chart, Baarahkhadee chart, Hindi Varnamala chart and Marathi Varnamala (Marathi) chart | Combo of 1 colouring poster and 4 charts | "Exploring India's Heritage: Myths, Alphabets, and Scripts in One Chart"

Colour : Multicolor

Features : Waterproof

Gender : Unisex

Material : Paper

Net Quantity (N) : 5

Recommended Age : 5 - 7 years

Shape : Rectangular

Type : Activity Centres

Step into the wondrous world of Gowoo, where education and creativity harmoniously converge to provide a tapestry of captivating learning tools for young explorers. At the heart of this collection stands the "Gowoo Giant Indian Mythology Colouring Poster," an expansive 28*40-inch canvas beckoning curious minds aged 3 to 16. This poster isn't just a canvas; it's a magical portal to the enchanting tapestry of Indian myths and legends. It invites children into a realm of imaginative storytelling, cooperative coloring sessions, and thrilling competitions. But the adventure doesn't conclude with the poster. Complementing it are the "Gowoo Alphabet Chart," "Baarahkhadee Chart," "Hindi Varnamala Chart," and "Marathi Varnamala (Marathi) Chart." These educational charts, each measuring a convenient 20*30 inches, are thoughtfully designed for the curious minds of children aged 2 to 15. With a choice of four vibrant colours and a resilient hard-laminated structure, these charts are built to withstand the inquisitive exploration of young learners. Waterproof, dust-resistant, and tear-resistant, they durability as they accompany young minds through the rich tapestry of language and culture. With large, easily readable fonts and lifelike illustrations, these charts not only facilitate early literacy but also introduce the beauty of India's diverse linguistic heritage, fostering a love

Country of Origin : India