Find a worm
Look for a colorful worm peeking out of the tree. Bring the woodpecker's beak close to catch it with the magnet.

A closer look
Look for a colorful worm peeking out of the tree. Bring the woodpecker's beak close to catch it with the magnet.
Lift the worm carefully and guide it to the chick's open beak. A small movement of the hand turns into a satisfying little rescue mission.
Ask for a particular color, count the worms or sort them into matching pairs. Put them back into the tree to begin again.
Little Woodpecker - Forest Green
One tree trunk with baby bird, one magnetic woodpecker, ten worms in five colors and one drawstring fabric storage bag: 13 pieces in total.
For children aged 24 months and over. Play together, take turns feeding the bird and introduce color names at your child's own pace.
The woodpecker has a wooden handle, paired with wooden worm pieces and a molded plastic tree-trunk housing. The magnetic pick-up action works without batteries.
Catching and carrying each worm gives children a hands-on way to practice coordination and controlled movements. The five colors invite matching, sorting and early counting.
A hungry baby bird needs a helping beak. Use the magnetic woodpecker to pull colorful worms from the tree and feed them to the chick. This Forest Green edition includes ten worms in five colors and a fabric bag for tidying up.
Look for a colorful worm peeking out of the tree. Bring the woodpecker's beak close to catch it with the magnet.
Lift the worm carefully and guide it to the chick's open beak. A small movement of the hand turns into a satisfying little rescue mission.
Ask for a particular color, count the worms or sort them into matching pairs. Put them back into the tree to begin again.
One tree trunk with baby bird, one magnetic woodpecker, ten worms in five colors and one drawstring fabric storage bag: 13 pieces in total.
For children aged 24 months and over. Play together, take turns feeding the bird and introduce color names at your child's own pace.
The woodpecker has a wooden handle, paired with wooden worm pieces and a molded plastic tree-trunk housing. The magnetic pick-up action works without batteries.
Catching and carrying each worm gives children a hands-on way to practice coordination and controlled movements. The five colors invite matching, sorting and early counting.