Wild Republic Shark, Octopus Trucks, Ocean Party Supplies, Aquatic Toy, Sandbox Toys, 2 Pack
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Explore the ocean depths with this collection of aquatic creatures representing all things swimmy, slimy and squirmy in the water. Featuring sharks, whales, dolphin, seal, walrus, crab, lobster, sting ray, octopus and squid, this polybag of 11 ocean toys includes all the creatures you need to let your underwater imagination run wild. Wild Republic 64128 Aquatic Animals Polybag Sea Creatures range from 12 to 18cm in length, 6 x 14cm in width and 1 to 6cm in height. *not suitable for water play. Create an account with us and you'll be able to: Fill in your email below to request a new password. An email will be sent to the address below containing a link to verify your email address. Du-dum. Du-dum. If you are enjoying your summer vacation in the waves, those are the two notes that strike fear in even the most confident beach swimmer. But for some kids and tots, sharks are not to fear but rather to revere. If you have one of these kids at home, you know they stockpile shark facts ready to share whether or not you ask, tote a shark backpack to school and likely go to sleep clutching their favorite shark stuffed animal . This week we celebrate these kiddos’ devotion to the misunderstood fish with Shark Week —and a slate of cute, fierce and educational shark toys. We pulled together the best shark toys, books and stuffed animals to help kids get in on the Shark ... [+] Week fun. This year marks the Discovery channel’s 36th annual Shark Week , airing July 7 through July 13. The tradition started in 1988 as a way to raise conservation awareness, and it has since drawn millions of viewers, with last year’s weeklong event garnering more than 22.7 million viewers. John Cena hosts the festivities this year. Shark Awareness Day is also celebrated globally on July 14, making this the perfect time of year for all ages to dive into the shark-infested fun by learning a few fin facts and stocking up on some of the best shark toys and accessories. Amazon Your strong swimmers can survey the pool from atop this great white shark float. With an 88-pound weight capacity and sturdy handles to grip, they’ll feel confident atop this ride-on water toy. Amazon We know one kindergartner who loves this set for bathtime shark fun. It’s a five-piece set that includes three sharks, a sea turtle and a fearless diver figure. Take it to the pool, bath, water table for some independent play. Target In the bath or the pool, the least threatening shark your kids have ever seen can swim along. Preschoolers especially might love catching and counting four smaller fish, numbered 1 through 4, that can be chomped by the shark after pulling a trigger. Made for small hands and fear-free shark fun, this is also a great gift for those summer birthdays beyond Shark Week . Amazon Not all kids arrive to their swim lessons enthusiastically, even the shark-obsessed ones. And while we don’t want to call it a bribe, an exciting new toy like this useful training kickboard from Hurley, might just help with motivation. The lightweight, 18-inch board is for ages 4 and up and can be used to boogie in the waves or train. It also comes in 12 patterns, including four shark-themed designs. Lego The age 7 and up crew can channel their creativity on rainy summer days inside with this Lego Creator Sea Creatures set. They end up, after a bit of effort, with a bionic-looking shark with a workable jaw, a crab and a treasure box with seaweed. This is more than a building experience—kids learn about sharks’ features including pointy teeth, body joints, fins and reflective eyes in the process. They can also then rebuild their toys to make an angler fish or squid. Amazon Millennial parents, you might remember this retro craft. Fuse bead projects work with ironing paper and (gasp) an iron, so dig yours out and your kids can create nine designs, shaping their sharks into different patterns. Walmart.com Sure, digging for treasure is fun, but what about digging for shark teeth? Grab a chisel and brush and dig for hidden fossils with this hands-on science kit. This STEM activity lets kids play at being a paleontologist, using a magnifying glass to get a fascinating, up-close look at the teeth. It’s the closest to the real beach you can get at the store. Amazon This 40-inch long plush toy shark is made for snuggling, and big enough for tiny arms to wrap in a giant hug. With soft, polyester fabric and realistic markings, it’ll thrill animal lovers and aspiring marine biologists. Beware—it’s BIG. Warmies Who says sharks can’t be warm and fuzzy? Pop this Warmies plush shark in the microwave and you’ve got a warm, weighted pal scented with real dried French lavender. It can also be chilled in the freezer to use for boo-boos and aches. It’s much more soothing for little shark fans than more realistic toys. It weighs 2 pounds, so keep it out of reach of babies. Amazon This realistic looking Wild Republic Whale Shark stuffed animal is soft and sweet, making it ideal for bedtime snuggles. It measures about 2-feet long, offering kids plenty of shark to hug. Amazon Explore the deep seas safely from your beach chair with this pop-up book filled with prehistoric sea creatures. The New York Times bestseller features jaw-dropping effects like an intricate 3D skeleton and plastic inserts creating an underwater look. There’s even an action-packed battle between two sea monsters. Kids can guess who will be victorious. Amazon Stunning photography of real sharks combined with snack-size facts makes this a page-turner for young kids eager to stock up on their fin trivia. It’s ideal for ages 4 to 8. Amazon Even the littlest kids love a good interactive board book. This fun story, filled with playful rhymes about ocean creatures, comes with silicone touch-and-feel features perfect for tiny hands to explore and experience. Sharks are friendly and fun in this children’s book. Target What’s better than a remote control monster truck? A truck that’s also a SHARK! This 1:15 scale car can race on grass, rocks—and even water. Drive forward, backward, left and right with an easy remote control that works from up to 100 feet away. Warning: It’s likely to sneak up on parents poolside. Amazon Watch out! A hungry shark is waiting to chomp your cars if you’re not careful. This “jaws”-some, interactive toy keeps kids entertained on indoor days. The goal? Race down the track—changing colors while you’re at it—and defeat the shark. Target Bright blue and white gummy sharks make for an exciting summer treat. Throw one of these 12 ounce packs in the car for your next trip to the pool or beach, or sprinkle on a bowl of ice cream for a truly fin-tastic dessert. Amazon Whip up a batch of jaw-some cookies with these shark cookie cutters, made with certified food-safe American steel. And don’t stop at desserts: you can easily make sharks out of slices of cheese, toast, craft clay and more. This year Shark Week is July 7 to July 13, 2024. You can catch the latest videos and podcasts on Discovery’s Shark Week page. The international Shark Awareness Day is also celebrated on July 14, and the National Geographic channel’s SharkFest is celebrated in June. Shark Week started as a series of shows on Discovery channel featuring our most majestic fears — sharks. But, it has morphed into much more of a cultural phenomenon, where people come together to chat about all things sharks, from products to documentaries and more.