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Pushpeel™ Fidget
Pushpeel™ Fidget
Silicone Sensory Board
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75.00 NIS
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Why We Love It
Push, peel – repeat! Push the colorful silicone strings into the grooved board to help improve bilateral coordination, visual motor skills and finger dexterity. Cultivate creativity while you come up with new ways to fill the board and challenge your fine motor skills while twisting the strings into coils, curves and loops! Made from smooth silicone that’s easy to clean and fun to touch. Features a handy carry bag for easy travel and storage
- A calming activity that keeps hands busy and minds engaged
- Supports kids and adults with ADHD and autism
- Age 3+
Ideas for Use
- Use the colored silicone strings to create new color patterns on the board
- To create a group activity, have kids take turns adding strings to the board
- Track how long it takes you to fill the board. Can you beat your time?
Details
- Includes grooved board, 11 colorful silicone strings and carry bag
- 7”L x 4.5”W x 0.5”H
- Weighs 8.8 oz.
- Made from non-toxic silicone
- Surface wash. Air dry.
- Spruce: Turquoise game board with blue, orange, yellow and white strings
Berry: Maroon game board with yellow, orange, pink and white strings
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