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Fine Motor Sensory Tools with Squeezer and Twisting Funnel
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Four sensory tools introduce squeezing, scooping and twisting actions to sand and water activities.
Different grips give a sensory station more variety. This four-tool set lets children squeeze liquid, open a scoop and explore a twisting funnel. Set out separate containers so they can compare how each tool moves the activity material.
Key features
- Four tools for different hand movements.
- Includes a squeezer, scoop and twisting funnel.
- Works with sand and water activity setups.
Frequently asked questions
How does this differ from a basic scoop set?
It includes squeezing and twisting actions as well as scooping.
Can the tools be used in separate activities?
Yes. Introduce one tool at a time or compare them side by side.
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