Glow in the Dark Sensory Ball
EduShape | SKU:
E16575
$14.95
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Glow in the Dark Sensory Ball is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
Our large Glow In The Dark Sensory Ball is designed to specifically enhance sensory stimulation. The nubby, textured surface across the sensory ball is ideal for sensory craver’s who seek out tactile and textural stimulation.
What better way to increase a child’s sensory awareness than by gently massaging the sensory ball in a rolling motion on a child’s arms, hands, feet, or back. Develop a child’s gross motor and fine motor skills by helping to develop grasp, eye-hand coordination, and finger strength by squeezing the balls.
Physical therapists and early childhood educators choose sensory balls to stimulate interest in socialization with others while incorporating them as part of a sensory diet through sensory exploration and play therapy.
Shipping and Returns
Shipping and Returns
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Glow in the Dark Sensory Ball
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Glow in the Dark Sensory Ball
$14.95
Unit price
/
Unavailable
Our large Glow In The Dark Sensory Ball is designed to specifically enhance sensory stimulation. The nubby, textured surface across the sensory ball is ideal for sensory craver’s who seek out tactile and textural stimulation.
What better way to increase a child’s sensory awareness than by gently massaging the sensory ball in a rolling motion on a child’s arms, hands, feet, or back. Develop a child’s gross motor and fine motor skills by helping to develop grasp, eye-hand coordination, and finger strength by squeezing the balls.
Physical therapists and early childhood educators choose sensory balls to stimulate interest in socialization with others while incorporating them as part of a sensory diet through sensory exploration and play therapy.