Let's Investigate - Farmyard Footprints Dimensions:Stones sometimes even the most finely

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Let's Investigate - Farmyard Footprints Dimensions:Stones sometimes even the most finelyThere are always plenty of animals to see down on the farm, but sometimes you need to follow their footprints to find them. Each double sided stone has the raised footprint of an animal on one side and an image of the animal indented into the other side. Press the footprint into sand, mud, or soil and create a trail for children to follow. What animal might they find at the end: cow, horse, sheep, pig, dog, cat, chicken, or duck? When they find the