Little Story 219 Pcs Police Station Block School Bag by SAMBOX is a great 2-in-1 modes Role Play Educational cum fun toy set for your li ’l one to improve their hands-on ability and develop imagination. In the Police Station, the kids can complete a police officer report, write speeding tickets, take mug shots, or collect fingerprints. There are so many fun printable included such as a police car and Bike. In the Detective’s Office the kids can solve the case of who stole the cookie from the jar! This Police Station dramatic play center is a fun way for children to engage in pretend play and learn about Police role.

Why is dramatic play important? Pretend play helps kids to learn about themselves, the world and how things work. The Police Station kit can cultivate children's hands-on ability and communication skills; stimulate children's imagination and bring your children hours of fun and safe imagination games. Make sharing the team-up responsibilities fun with your little one. DIY Police Station Set comes in a School Bag and can be setup as expendable as Standing mode. Best for your li ’l one as birthday gifts, Christmas gifts, party gifts, Children's Day gifts, and New Year gifts.

• Pretend to develop a child imagination & enhance early learning, improve a child social skill & cognitive. Great way to create hours of fun playtime with this kit which your kids will Love it! Role playing is a great way to improve empathy and social skills.

• Keeping things at place and importance of keeping thing at place will help the kids to become Independent. Packing unpacking of this Role Play Toy Set will make your kids habitual for the same.

• Running into problems while playing, allow children to think through problems and craft solutions.

• Pretend play gets kids engaged in storytelling as they act out new scenarios and communicate what imaginary things are going on – a great way to flex creativity and language skills!

• Role playing requires kids to engage in storytelling as they make up scenarios and communicate with others about what role they’re playing. They should react and build off what the other person said or did.