Name: 26-Piece Alphabet Mat
Brand: Senza
Price: 299 ZAR
Availability: InStock

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<h5>About</h5>
<p>Kids’ Educational Puzzle Floor Mat. Pieces of the Alphabet and Numbers. Once constructed, it makes a comfortable and safe mat for children to play on.</p>
<h5>Product Features</h5>
<ul>
<li>26 Piece mat</li>
<li>Educational</li>
<li>Fun for kids</li>
<li>Dimensions:&nbsp;<span>280mm X 280mm Per Block</span></li>
</ul>

26-Piece Alphabet Mat

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<h5>A list of Christmas jokes that don't work in South Africa</h5><p>What do road crews use in the North Pole? Snow cones. - That one obviously doesn't work in Mzansi because no-one works on roads here.</p>

<p>What kind of music do elves listen to? Wrap - As we know, if it's not AmaPiano, South Africans aren't listening to it. Elves or otherwise.</p>

<p>Where do snowmen go to dance? Snowballs - As per the above, South Africans will dance anywhere, any time, any place. No dance floor, petrol station forecourt or stadium terrace is safe from dancing South Africans.</p>


Senza26-Piece Alphabet Mat

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A list of Christmas jokes that don't work in South Africa