Sylvanian Families Calico Critters Country Tree School Build Review Silly Play - Kids Toys
7,606I opened up the Calico Critters / Sylvanian Families Berry Grove School a little while ago and I was interested to see how the newer Country Tree School compared. I must say I prefer the Country Tree School's design, it's more friendly with little branches for the animals to hang out in, and a more whimsical style. But there are no pencils, crayons, paintbrushes or any form of stationery included in the set at all, it's very strange. The curriculum seems to consist of astronomy and local flora. Three students have arrived so far, but now that we've installed the Nursery School overhead it's very soon going to be hopping with happy little critters, learning and playing and having fun!
The Country Tree School is such a fun school! Whilst there is a classroom which comes furnished for lessons for up to 6 Sylvanian children, complete with 6 seats and desks, the teacher's desk and whiteboard, there is also a tree to climb in breaktime! A balcony overlooking the beautiful Sylvanian scenery provides the perfect platform for pupils to get inspired for their art lessons or spot some wildlife. For any little star-gazers, there is a telescope fitted to the roof which can also be connected to the tree for a better view. Finally, there is also a bench for your little Sylvanians to relax after many hours practising their sums and ABCs.
The tree and school buildings can be arranged in many different layouts and this fabulous set includes over 35 pieces.
Set includes: 1 school, 1 tree, 2 desks, 6 chairs, 1 teacher's desk, 1 whiteboard, 1 bench, assorted accessories
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