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Shark Puppet

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$17.05 $27.95 In stock

Category: play therapy - toys - preschool - educational toys - puppets

Bring imaginative play to life with this 17-inch Shark Puppet, designed for easy one-hand operation. Move the mouth with one hand while using the other to animate the tail, making it simple for children to create lively stories and interactions.

  • 17-inch size is ideal for small hands and group play
  • One-hand mouth control plus separate tail movement for expressive puppetry
  • Suitable for preschool and elementary-age children
  • Great for play therapy, educational activities, and creative storytelling
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Harper ★★★★★

The mouth snaps open and shut smoothly with just one hand, and my kid loves making it chomp around the room. The tail wiggling with the other hand adds a fun layer that keeps the play going longer than I expected.

Ryan Q. ★★★★★

My three-year-old finally got the hang of opening and closing the puppet’s mouth with one hand, and she loves making the tail wiggle with her other hand. It’s sturdy enough for daily play but soft and easy to grip, so she can act out feeding the shark without getting frustrated.