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Chew Pencil Jaws - Set of 3
Chew Pencil Jaws - Set of 3
Chewable Pencil Topper
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Why We Love It
Kids chewing up their pencils? Meet the Pencil Jaws! Slip the durable silicone tips onto the included pencils to provide a safe and hygienic alternative to pencil chewing. Kids receive satisfying oral-motor feedback while keeping their pencils intact and bite mark free! Fits any standard-sized pencil and cleans easily with soap and water. For light to moderate chewers. Non-returnable.
- Classroom-friendly chew tool that can help relieve stress and boost focus
- Supports kids, teens and adults who like to chew
- Made in the USA by Fun and Function
Ideas for Use
- Chew during writing tasks to help re-energize and focus
- Feeling stressed? Bite to help self-regulate
- Keep handy in school or at work to promote calm throughout the day
Details
- Includes three standard size No. 2 pencils with securely attached Pencil Jaws
- 9"L x 0.3" Diameter
- Weighs 0.15 each
- Tubing is LLDP (Linear Low Denisity Polyethylene)
- Tubing is designed without BPA, phthalates and latex
- To clean tubing use mild soapy water or dip in mixture of 1 part bleach to 10 parts water
- Multi-colored pencils with clear tubing
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