Tactile Shells for Sensory Exploration - 36 pcs
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Tactile Shells for Sensory Exploration - 36 pcs
$38.99
Age 3+
Children will love to touch and feel these shells! Specially designed Sea Shells have 6 different tactile surfaces and come in 3 sizes. Ideal to teach early number concepts such as sorting, matching, comparing, sequencing, patterning, and counting. Set includes 6 different tactile shells in 3 sizes, 2 of each, 36 pcs. Complete with cotton storage bag and activity guide.
- MULTI-SENSORY EDUCATIONAL TOY: Perfect for both visual and tactile exploration. Invite children to observe, feel and describe their findings. Textures range from smooth to thorny but are safe for kids to handle.
- DEVELOP STEAM CONCEPTS: Ideal to teach early number concepts such as sorting, matching, comparing, sequencing, patterning, and counting. Also great for play with dough or sand and for use with Loose Parts activities.
- DEVELOP MEASUREMENT CONCEPTS: Perfect for open-ended play and practicing the attribute of size concepts such as “bigger” and “smaller” and strategies such as direct comparison.
- MADE FROM NATURAL MATERIALS: Made of 100% Fiber Particulate Composite (FPC) agricultural waste. Smallest shell measures approximately 1-3/4 inches L and largest measures 2-1/4 inches L
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Tactile Shells for Sensory Exploration - 36 pcs
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Tactile Shells for Sensory Exploration - 36 pcs
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Tactile Shells for Sensory Exploration - 36 pcs
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