3D Feel & Find Shape matching game challenges perception and concentration skills. Fun to play alone or in larger group. This is a great tactile exercise that also develops small muscles in fingers and hands. Matching the pieces helps to develop eye-hand coordination. Pieces can also be used as 20 mini whole-object puzzles. |
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Fun Time Frog Activity A sensory delight. With this soft frog a toddler enjoys stimulation through a variety of textures, patterns, colors, shapes and a child-safe mirror. The toddlers imagination and creative thinking are stimulated through interactive play. |
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Geometric Counting Cylinders This fun, versatile math manipulative helps preschoolers develop perception skills, geometric recognition, and fine motor skills as well as learn problem solving and cause and effect reasoning. It is a fun way to help children practice counting and develop geometric recognition. |
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Replacement Sand Fine, white sand for sand play provides great tactile experience for children with special needs. Use it as a medium for art expression, for replacement sand in the Sand Tray, and for Sand and Water stations in the Sensory Stimulation section. |
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Sand Tray The Sand Tray is a soothing tactile experience that provides sensory stimulation for your preschooler. This enjoyable activity also provides a creative way for self expression as your child draws in the sand. To add a dimension of color exploration for your youngster, place colored paper beneath the glass. Playing in the sand also improves his fine motor skills. |
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Suction Cup Coaster Suction Cup Coaster is a wonderful experience for the very young. It is the "first building block" for creative, intellectual development as it stimulates basic learning skills, such as visual tracking, eye-hand coordination, and shape and color recognition. Youngsters can't keep their hands off of this exciting, stimulating, and fascinating toy! |
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Tactile Bars Interactive tactile game consisting of 2 wooden bars of 9 textured pieces each. Strengthens tactile perception, concentration, cooperation, and promotes healthy, positive, non-aggressive touch. Provides opportunities for socialization, sensory stimulation, particularly for the visually or hearing impaired child. |
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