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Sensory Pop Tubes - Set of 4
Sensory Pop Tubes - Set of 4
Sensory Pop Tube Fun for Fidgety Kids
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Why We Love It
These bendable, poppable fidget tubes are endless fun! It's the noise you can touch and feel. Kids love exploring all the sensory possibilities. Stretch them open and feel the bumpy ridges. Listen to the cool, hollow popping sound. Twirl them around and pay attention to how the sound changes. Great sensory tool for transitions, for sensory breaks, to help ease anxiety and to keep fidgety fingers engaged. For easy portability and storage, the tube becomes more compact when you smush the ends together.
- Provides tactile and auditory stimulation
- Supports kids with ADHD, sensory integration disorder or autism
- Made by Fun and Function
- Age 3+
Ideas for Use
- Let's pretend! Connect the ends to form a circle and wear a tube as a crown
- Use during therapy sessions to promote bilateral integration
- Streeeetch a tube open and then squish the ends together for a quick sensory break
Details
- Includes four tubes
- 8"L x 1" Diameter. Stretches to 27.5"L
- Weighs 0.8 oz. each
- Designed without BPA
- Made of polypropylene plastic
- Surface wash. Air dry.
- Colors: Yellow and blue
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