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Fairy & Dragon eggs are non-toxic, colourfast, easy to use, and encourage kids to use their imagination.

JUST $1 POSTAGE UNTIL 31 MAY 2012 ... anywhere in the world!

They come in a small packet of tiny dehydrated/dried fairy eggs... simply pop them in a bowl of water with 6-8 cups of water, and over 6-8 hours, watch them grow into firm pearls of bouncy, slippery fun (up to 150 times their original size!) Once they are grown you simply drain off the added water and start playing!

There are so many ways you can play with them, so you are limited only by your imagination - which is what makes this product so much fun for all ages.

The following are some examples of what impact these little eggs have:

VISUAL -  place them in a bowl and enjoy the colours, put them in a bag and show your friends. GREAT FOR SHOW AND TELL.

TACTILE - Run your fingers through them and enjoy the feeling. (PARENTS ARE USUALLY FOUND DOING THIS).  Pour them into the bath for endless fun, and then use a seive to get them out before they go down the plug hole!

EDUCATIONAL - Count them, sort them by size and colour, pretend cooking, in the garden, try making a fairy rainbow. You can even use them as "money" for your pretend shop. Mush them if you like and see what happens.

FUN - This is simply the most important reason to play with them!! 

ENVIRONMENTAL - Let them dry out and rehydrate - reuse at its best; recycle by placing split (broken) eggs into the garden to help your plants thrive.

Notes;

1. If you add hot (tap) water they will grow quicker

2. They are totally non-toxic, but avoid eating due to potential choking hazard

3. Don't confuse fairy and dragon eggs with crystal soil or wedding decorations as those are NOT colourfast and can contain fertilisers and other additives.

Fun - These are GREAT to bounce, share with your friends or simply let them dry out in the sun and grow them all over again!!

Minimum order is TWO packs - $9 is for the two packs, you choose whether you'd like one pack of each, or two of the same.

Fairy Eggs and Dragon Eggs were developed by Shaylee Purelooks - the fairy minder.