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Tag: feeding tips

January 18, 2017January 20, 2020Sensory TheraPLAY Box Blog

Work on Fine Motor Skills with the Help of Food!

January 5, 2017January 19, 2020Sensory TheraPLAY Box Blog

Mealtime Feeding Tips for Teachers and Professionals Working with Kids

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🌈✨Trace Along Scratch + Sketch Book! Use the wooden stylus to scratch along the lines to reveal the colors and glittery designs underneath. It’s perfect for working on visual motor and fine motor skills in a fun way!
We’re loving the Smoodles!🧡They make for great hand fidgets! Twist and bend these little guys to keep “busy” hands occupied or to help refocus and concentrate. They’re also textured to give extra tactile sensory input.🙌🏼 . 📷 credit: @cassidylabs
🥳The January Sensory TheraPLAY Box! . What was inside? 🔸Smoodles 🔸Sensy Band (tactile wrist band) 🔸Scratch and Sketch Trace Along Book [Enchanted Forest or Forest Friends] 🔸Boinks 🔸Steve Spangler Energy Stick 🔸Small Neon Clay pack 🔸Snapperz hand fidget 🖐
The “Boink” from the January Box! Can be popped into the air for fun play or used as a silent hand fidget.🖐 . We must say, it can go pretty high up in the air! Have your kids mastered flinging this thing up to the ceiling!? 😄
Smoodles from the January Sensory TheraPLAY box 💛 . Cute little snakes that are textured, bendable, and posable! 🐍😀
Smoodles have arrived! Everyone will be getting one of these cute little guys in your January Sensory TheraPLAY Box. . Their bodies are textured for tactile sensory input and they can be bended/ twisted for fidgety fun. 🤩
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