Rainbow Glitter Balls
The TickIt Sensory Rainbow Glitter Balls are the perfect resource for young children. The award winning balls support three areas of learning to help with activities involving colour, hand-eye coordination, motor skills and sensory exploration.
800684 3 years + Smooshy Sand
Lightweight, soft and silky to the touch, this colourful kinetic sand is ideal for fun sensory play activities and inspiring children's creativity and imagination. Squeeze it, roll it, mould it, squish it! Children won't be able to put it down! Pack includes three 1kg sand bags in purple, red and yellow.
308685 3 years + £22.99 £24.49
Crazy Soap Foam
Squirt it, sculpt it, bounce it and float it! Crazy Soap makes a fun addition to messy playtime. Mould and shape the white foam in so many ways.
801114 £23.49 Feels Write Pre-Writing Stones
The Yellow Door Feels-Write Pre-Writing Stones are ideal for helping children build their fine motor skills and language to talk about shapes and patterns before being introduced to advanced mark making. The stones can be used indoors and outdoors for various sensory exercises.
802068 3 years + YPO Massage Set
The YPO Massage Set is ideal for use in nurseries and SEN classrooms. This sensory resource stimulates touch and helps to build concentration and relax the mind. Use the rollers and soft brushes to massage different body areas, stimulating senses and encouraging tactile exploration.
801217 Sensory Touch Tags Bean Bags
The versatile Touch Tag Bean Bag Floor Cushions are perfect for use in sensory learning spaces and to promote inclusive classroom learning. Fidgeting fingers can be kept busy by touching and stroking the textured tags - a beneficial, calming experience for children. The colourful tags feature five different surface textures: soft, silky, stretchy, ridged, and rough. 3 years +
D57944 Pack of 2
D52593 Pack of 2 - Natural D57054 Single
£159.99 £159.99 £91.99
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ypo.co.uk/littlelearners £20.99 £38.99
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