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A new assortment of nifty DIY ideas are brought to life with the latest range from Corvus. The Kids at work Rainbow Tail Ball is a part of this innovative range will inspire and foster creativity amongst young minds and encourage them to explore new ways of originality and skills. They’ll be kept busy and entertained with their new collection of projects - both you and your child will be proud of the results achieved.
Catchtail ball, rainbow-coloured. Perfect for throwing, catching and more.
WARNING! This item is not a toy. Use only under direct adult supervision. There is a risk of injury from sharp blades and edges, a risk of strangulation from long string or rope, and small parts may pose a choking hazard. Wear appropriate clothing and eye protection where necessary. Not suitable for children under 4 years.
Kids at Work's extensive and carefully curated range of tools allow children to take their first steps in the areas of carving and woodworking, as well as in handling general tools. Tools which are the same as adult tools, but made especially for kids’ hands.
Outdoor fun made easy with Kids at Work gear for climbing, exploring, and imaginative play.
Kids at Work by Corvus, founded in Germany in 1992, creates real child-sized tools and workshop essentials that introduce children to meaningful hands-on making. The brand focuses on skill-building, independence and traditional craftsmanship, supporting learning through real activity.
Designed for woodworking, carpentry, carving, sculpting and construction, each tool encourages confidence, coordination and problem-solving through practical use. The range also includes a selection of classic educational tools, supporting a balanced approach to learning through making, building and exploring.
Oskar's Wooden Ark acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Land and Country on which we work. We pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, their Ancestors, and Elders past and present, whose connection to this land continues to nurture it, as it has for generations.