Plush Animal Hand Puppet

Regular price $17.95
Sale price $17.95 Regular price
Unit price
Save

18 parents are looking at this right now

32 added this to their cart in the last 24 hours

Order today, free delivery Oct 25 – Nov 4

28 animals to choose from, each one ready to talk, wave and sing.

These soft plush hand puppets bring stories and songs to life. Your fingers move the head and both arms, so the animal can wave, clap and give a hug. Parents and teachers use them to read aloud, practise new words and manners, and turn bedtime into a little show.

Key Features

  • 28 designs, from farm favourites to safari animals and a golden dragon
  • Head and both arms move with your fingers for expressive play
  • Soft short plush with a lightly filled head
  • About 22 cm tall, sized for adult hands and older children
  • Great for drawing out shy children during role play

Perfect For

  • Storytime, nursery rhymes and songs
  • Preschool and classroom teaching
  • Puppet shows with siblings and friends
  • A stocking filler or party gift

Specifications

  • Material: Short plush, PP cotton filling
  • Height: Approx. 22 cm (8.7 in)
  • Recommended Age: 3 years +
  • Includes: 1 x hand puppet in your chosen animal

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Always use under adult supervision. Check before every use and discard at the first sign of damage or wear.

  • Shipping: Free worldwide shipping on every order. Most orders arrive within 10 to 20 days.

Returns: 15 days to return unused toys in their original packaging. Damaged or faulty items are replaced or refunded. Read our returns policy.

Lion plush animal hand puppet

Plush Animal Hand Puppet

What parents say

  • 5 stars: 77 (93%)
  • 4 stars: 5 (6%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (1%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
A
Andrew Gray
Preschool comedy

Apparently an animal forgetting its own name never gets old.

J
Jordan Peterson
Animal introductions

My nephew makes the puppet formally introduce every visitor.

A
Ashley Baker
Dragon weather report

Today's forecast included clouds and a chance of treasure.

J
Jacob Johnson
Plush personality

It's amazing how much character a tilted head adds.

A
Amber Turner
Dragon with stage fright

Our story about a nervous dragon turned unexpectedly sweet.

K
Kayla Kim
Cow with opinions

Apparently this cow strongly dislikes being called a horse.

O
Olivia Kim
Preschool storyteller

My daughter invented a whole plot before naming her animal.

Z
Zachary Moore
Snow-day show

We spent a snowy afternoon making up animal adventures.

R
Rebecca Torres
Zoo announcer

Our puppet gives tours of a zoo made from blocks.

R
Rachel Brooks
Dad's ridiculous voice

The puppet is cute; my husband's accent is questionable.

K
Kayla Wright
Storytime shakeup

A different voice makes familiar books entertaining again.

I
Isaac Young
Auntie's theater gift

Much more interactive than another shelf decoration.

J
Jennifer Brown
Birthday performance

The preschool birthday crew loved our improvised animal skit.

B
Brian Morgan
No script required

My son supplies enough dialogue for both of us.

A
Avery Miller
Couch-back stage

The easiest theater setup we've tried so far.

M
Matthew Wilson
Story prompts

A single animal character starts surprisingly elaborate adventures.

S
Sarah Evans
Arm movements matter

Moving both arms adds so much personality to the character.

J
Justin Rodriguez
Animal sings badly

My off-key puppet songs are apparently comedy gold.

A
Allison Clark
Dialogue practice

Taking turns speaking feels natural during our pretend scenes.

D
Daniel Baker
Silly dinner guest

The puppet politely declined imaginary broccoli.

R
Robert Wright
Safari storyteller

Our animal narrates expeditions across the living-room rug.

D
Daniel Johnson
Characters have feelings

Useful for playful conversations about frustration and sharing.

Z
Zachary Nelson
Reading buddy voice

My daughter corrects the puppet when it mixes up story details.

N
Noah Rodriguez
Good expressive shape

Small head movements make the character seem very engaged.

D
David Anderson
One character limitation

Now my child wants another animal for longer conversations.

C
Caleb Wilson
Golden scales theme

Our dragon inspired an afternoon of drawing castles.

T
Taylor Lewis
Cozy character

The soft face makes it an inviting pretend companion.

A
Ashley King
Puppet grocery list

Ours requests wildly impractical groceries every Saturday.

K
Kayla Lee
Dragon treasure hunt

We hide paper gems and act out the search.

M
Morgan Stewart
Dragons need snacks

A paper sandwich is now an essential theater prop.

S
Sarah Lopez
Farmyard narrator

A farm animal now explains what's happening in every picture book.

S
Sarah Kim
Soft stage star

The plush animal is approachable enough that my shy nephew started answering its ridiculous questions.

A
Alexandra Cooper
Kitchen-window stage

We perform over the back of our play kitchen.

M
Melissa Martin
Little interviewer

My daughter asks the puppet questions she'd never ask me.