The Atlantic extra small tricycle is ideal for children who are just starting out and learning to peddle. It has two back wheels and an extra large front wheel for even more stability. It is an excellent toy for children who can understand that by alternately pressing on the two pedals they move forward, while pedaling in the opposite direction they can stop the tricycle and go backwards.
Children learn coordination, balance, motor skills, direction and to control their speed. They also learn how to manage their strength and posture, and how to control the bike through the use of their feet to peddle the trike. Made in Italy and designed according to international standards on toy safety, ideal for kindergartens and playgrounds.
Item features:
Suggested age: 1-2 years
Trike measures 55cmH x 68cmL x 44cmW
Saddle height measures 30cmH
Painted steel with non-toxic, UV-resistant powder
Features soft non-slip rubber handle grips for comfortable use
Non-toxic, spoke-free, anti-puncture wheels
5 years warranty on metal parts
Spare parts available
Made in Italy and made to Australian Standards AU ISO 8124
Available for Backorder. Contact 1300 720 353 to confirm ETA.
Nicky McCarthy – Queanbeyan and District Preschool Association
Nicky has worked in the Early Learning industry for more than 25 years in a variety of roles from Educator through to Centre Director, Area Manager, Advisory & Development Coordinator, Program Manager and Quality Advisor. Currently, Nicky is the Managing Director of a group of community-based Preschools in NSW. In this role, she has recently project managed the construction, fitout and opening of a new community Preschool for her organisation and it is through this process that she partnered with Step4 for the fitout of the new Preschool.
After spending part of her teenage years living in a remote part of the Kimberley in Western Australia, Nicky’s appreciation for the indigenous history of Australia began. Through her career, she has worked with and assisted Educators and Directors in their journey of understanding this important aspect of learning and history and how to ensure that their approach is collaborative, respectful and appropriate.
Nicky has recently completed a Graduate Certificate in Indigenous Education as a specialisation subject for an ongoing Masters of Education. The extension of her own understanding of Indigenous perspectives was something that she wanted to support and this has assisted her in identifying ways that she can further support Educators across all levels and experience in reflecting on and extending their own knowledge.
Prue Gardner
Prue commenced her career as an early childhood educator before progressing to a centre Directors role. She later became an Area Manager supporting children, services and families throughout Sydney..
Prue has been working with STEP4 for almost 4 years now supporting services with their ongoing needs and requirements for resources, furniture and equipment as well as contributing her industry knowledge and design concepts to new centre startups. She loves the creative process of working with service owners, managers and educators to enable their vision come to life and create engaging and bespoke learning environments where children’s curiosity and engagement can be fostered. She loves sharing her passion and ideas and working collaboratively with industry leaders, educators and owners.
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