LEGO® 10976 DUPLO® Santas Gingerbread House
The LEGO® DUPLO® Santas Gingerbread House (10976) is filled with festive features to inspire imaginative play that lasts all year round.
Christmas playset for preschoolers aged 2+
Welcome to the Gingerbread House – the cozy snow-covered home of Santa Claus. The pretty building is covered in festive decorations and details. There’s a chair a tree with gifts beneath it a teddy bear and a teapot and plate of cakes for Santa and the lucky boy and girl visiting him to enjoy after playing inthe snow.
Playful learning for toddlers
All LEGO DUPLO sets are expertly designed with fun narratives bright colors diverse characters and lots of details to give your little learner a BIG start in life.
Fun in the snow – LEGO® DUPLO® Santas Gingerbread House (10976) is filled with details to inspire preschoolers to enjoy hands-on imaginative play long after Christmas is over.
Christmas toy – The festively decorated Gingerbread House includes a chair tree gifts a teddy bear and a teapot and cakes for Santa and the boy and girl visitors to enjoy after playing in the snow.
Playful learning – Share snowy adventures with your toddler and introduce them to Santa Claus.
Christmas gift idea – If you’re looking for a birthday holiday or any-day treat for kids aged 2 and up the Gingerbread House brings fairy-tale magic to any occasion.
Filled to the roof with fun – LEGO® DUPLO® Santas Gingerbread House measures over 10 in. (25 cm) high 6.5 in. (17 cm) wide and 4 in. (10 cm) deep.
Playful learning – All LEGO® DUPLO® sets are expertly designed with engaging narratives lots of colors diverse characters and many details to give your little learner a BIG start in life.
Consistent quality – LEGO® DUPLO® components meet strict industry standards to ensure they are easy for little fingers to pick up place and pull apart: it’s been that way since 1969.
Safety assured – LEGO® DUPLO® bricks and pieces are dropped heated crushed twisted and analyzed to make sure that they meet stringent global safety standards.
