He asks for the “whale wall” before the TV now
Forty minutes of quiet, focused play on a rainy afternoon. He knows a narwhal from a beluga, which is more than I did.
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A big felt world your child builds piece by piece — hang it on the wall or roll it out as a play mat. Animals, planets and places, without a screen in sight.
Theme: Busy Farm
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Only 14 left in Busy Farm at sale price
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“She now points out Africa on every globe we pass. Best present we bought this year, and it’s on the wall, not under the sofa.”
One printed felt board (100 × 75 cm), 42–68 felt pieces depending on theme, a cotton storage pouch, four peel-off hooks and an activity card with five games.
Thick 3 mm non-woven felt with soft, child-safe printed inks. Spot clean with a damp cloth and lay flat to dry.
Made for ages 2–7. Pieces are large, but some are small enough to need supervision with children under 3.
Free shipping on every order, dispatched same day before 2pm. Try it for 30 days — if it isn’t a hit, we refund you in full.
60,000+ families
learning on their walls30-day home trial
full refund, no questionsDesigned with teachers
for ages 2–7Ships free, same day
when ordered before 2pmHands-on play that holds their attention like a tablet does, without the meltdown when it ends.
No glue, paint or glitter. Felt sticks to felt, and peels straight off again.
Dozens of pieces mean a new story every time. Kids come back to it on their own.
It lives on the wall, or rolls up after mat play. Pieces go back on the board or in the pouch.
They learn planets, continents and animal names by playing, not by being drilled.
Screen-free learning they actually ask for. Nothing else needed.
Hang it up or lay it down, hand them a piece, and watch the stories start.
Children from 2 to 7 learn best with their hands. A felt board turns words, places and numbers into something they can pick up and move.
Peel-off hooks put it on the wall in two minutes. No wall space? Roll it out on the rug or a table as a play mat.
Felt grips felt, so pieces stay where little hands put them and peel off to move again.
Who lives on the farm? Which planet is next? Questions turn into names, sorting and counting.
Tablets are easy but passive. Sticker books are used up in a day. A felt board is neither.
| Tablet apps | Sticker books | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Screen-free, hands-on play | |||
| Reusable thousands of times | |||
| No small, easy-to-lose pieces | |||
| Gets kids talking, not just tapping | |||
| Builds vocabulary and storytelling |
said their child plays with it on their own for 20+ minutes at a time
noticed new words, animal names or places in everyday talk
swapped at least one daily screen session for the felt board
Every board teaches something different. Most families start with one and add a second within a month.
42 pieces
Animal names and sounds, farm jobs, and where food comes from.Animal soundsCountingStorytelling
Sea creatures from the ice shelf to the reef, and which ones live where.Sea lifeSorting by habitatVocabulary
Seven continents, five oceans, famous landmarks and the animals of each place.GeographyLandmarksAnimals of the world
Jungle, sea and farm, and the matching game of who belongs in each.ClassificationAnimal namesMatching
Planet order, dwarf planets, rockets and astronauts, all labelled.Planet orderReading labelsSpace words
Ready to play the moment it arrives. No batteries, no assembly.
Real photos from real playrooms.
Forty minutes of quiet, focused play on a rainy afternoon. He knows a narwhal from a beluga, which is more than I did.
My seven-year-old reads the labels, the five-year-old does the rockets. They put every planet in order and then quiz me.
Thick felt, no tiny bits. She sorts the lion into the jungle and the pig onto the farm. The pieces store in the pouch overnight.
My daughter hands her brother the animals and makes him say the sound first. He has learned “moo”, “oink” and, somehow, “tractor”.
We hung it in the hallway at my house. Every visit he asks where the kangaroo lives and then tells me about every country his friends are from.
We lay it flat on the rug most mornings. Two kids, one board, and nobody fights because there are enough pieces for both.
Knows all eight planets in order
My 4-year-old recites them at dinner. The labels on each planet made the difference. She reads “Jupiter” by herself now.
Survived a very determined toddler
Pieces have been chewed, thrown and stepped on. Still look new. The felt is much thicker than the cheap ones we had before.
Better than any app we tried
We used to do geography games on the iPad. This is calmer and she remembers more. The landmarks are a lovely touch.
Great, just wish it came with more insects
My son is obsessed with bugs and wanted more of them. Otherwise brilliant: sorting animals into zones keeps him busy for ages.
Hung it in five minutes
The hooks are strong and came off the wall cleanly when we moved it to the bedroom. Nice that it does not need screws.
Bought the three-board bundle
We rotate a board every week so it never gets boring. The pouch keeps spare pieces together, which matters in our house.
Perfect quiet-time activity
After nursery she needs something calm. Twenty minutes making up farm stories and she is ready for dinner. No screens needed.
Lovely, slight creases at first
It arrived folded so had a few creases. Hanging it for a couple of days sorted most of them out. Kids absolutely love it.
Every order ships in a printed keepsake box. Add a note at checkout and we’ll tuck it inside, with no prices.
Big enough for a whole group to see, and the pieces survive dozens of small hands a day. Teachers and nurseries get 15% off orders of five boards or more.
Contact us about school orders →Still unsure? Our parent support team replies within a few hours, every day.
Contact usToddlers from around 2 love placing the big pieces and naming animals. Children up to 7 get more from the labels, sorting and storytelling. Pieces are large, but always supervise under-3s.
Felt grips felt. Press a piece on and it stays; peel it off and move it as often as you like. No glue, no Velcro, no stickers to lose.
No. It works just as well laid flat as a play mat on the floor, a rug or a table — great for rentals, travel or little ones who play sitting down. If you do want it on the wall, four peel-off hooks are included and hang it by the corner grommets without marking paint.
You have 30 days to try it at home. If it isn’t a hit, send it back for a full refund.
Orders before 2pm ship the same day. Most arrive in 3–5 business days, free on every order.
If it doesn’t become their favourite thing to play with, send it back within 30 days for a full refund, return shipping included.
Busy Farm
One board · $71.00 $100.00