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TickiT® SiliShapes Sensory Circles - Set of 10
Product Number: CTU9230
Set of 10 textured circular disks made from ultra-soft flexible silicone – 5 large (13.75" diameter) and 5 small (3.15" diameter). On the surface of each circle is a pattern which is distinctive and different from the rest of the set. Children can feel these textures and discover their differences: by placing the small circles into the "feely bag" provided, they can see if they can describe or predict the pattern they are feeling; or by using their feet they can walk over the large sensory circles to see if they can tell them apart.
$49.99
Set of 10 textured circular disks made from ultra-soft flexible silicone – 5 large (13.75" diameter) and 5 small (3.15" diameter). On the surface of each circle is a pattern which is distinctive and different from the rest of the set. Children can feel these textures and discover their differences: by placing the small circles into the "feely bag" provided, they can see if they can describe or predict the pattern they are feeling; or by using their feet they can walk over the large sensory circles to see if they can tell them apart.
- Learn to identify different textures. Linking the small and the large sensory circles by touch is great fun too! Use with or without a blindfold.
- 2015 Practical Pre-School Gold Award Winner
- Size: Diameter 13.75" & 3.15". Ages 3+.
- The silicone circles are strong, soft to the touch and are non-slip. They are easily cleaned after use in soapy water or in a dishwasher.
CTU9230
Data sheet
- Grade
- Grade PK+
- Age
- 3+ years
Set of 10 textured circular disks made from ultra-soft flexible silicone – 5 large (13.75" diameter) and 5 small (3.15" diameter). On the surface of each circle is a pattern which is distinctive and different from the rest of the set. Children can feel these textures and discover their differences: by placing the small circles into the "feely bag" provided, they can see if they can describe or predict the pattern they are feeling; or by using their feet they can walk over the large sensory circles to see if they can tell them apart.