Geek Daily Deals 010520 drawing mat

Geek Daily Deals January 6 2021: Kids Drawing Play Mat for $15

Daily Deal

Give your kids hours of artistic fun with this reusable drawing play may, for just $15 today!

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Get it for $15!

Water Doodle Mat – Kids Painting Writing Doodle Toy Mat:

  • Large size.Ocean pattern.Be easy to use.Can be folded into the compact size.Portable for indoor outdoor and travel.A great learning toy for toddlers.A good interaction toy for boys and girls.
  • Doodle Drawing Mat Size: 40 x 28 inch. Package included: Mat x 1 + Pens x 6 + Drawing mold x 8 + Drawing template x 4 + Drawing booklet x 1 + Jigsaw x 1 + Storage bag x 1 – For age 3 years old +
  • Aqua Magic Mat Kids Toys – Reusable – Fill the pen with clean water and draw on the mat,after 3-10 minutes,it magically disappears(depending on temperature and airflow),and children can paint on the drawing mat again and again.
  • Educational Toys:No Ink,No Paint,Non-Toxic,Non-Polluting,Never make a mess.The back of the mat is water-resistant nylon material,clean and safety for kids. The traces will never be chaotic, satisfying the imagination and creativity of the kids’ infinite painting.
  • Perfect Gift:Color packing box.This magical water painting pad allows your child to paint with friends on the table or floor,exercise hand-eye coordination and color perception,develop painting and creative skills.The best choice for kids birthday gift or christmas gift.

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Ken is a husband and father from the San Francisco Bay Area, where he works as civil engineer. He became the Publisher of GeekDad in 2007, and the owner in 2010. He also wrote the NYT bestselling GeekDad series of project books for parents and kids to share.