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Playfoam Sand Activity Bin with Stamping and Scooping Tools
219.00 ر.س Incl. VAT
A sensory bin with three colours of Playfoam Sand and tools for stamping, rolling, digging and scooping.
Set up a small making station with contrasting tools and colours. Children can press a stamp into Playfoam Sand, roll a section flat or gather it with scoopers. The bin provides a defined place to explore how the material responds to different movements.
Key features
- Three sand colours: blue, pink and green.
- Includes stampers, double-ended tools and scissor scoopers.
- Bin doubles as the activity container.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of marks can children make?
The stampers and roller offer different ways to press and shape the sand.
Should the work surface be covered?
Yes. Protect the surface because the material may transfer colour.
Is it suitable for a group station?
Yes. Divide the material between small stations and provide suitable tools with clear supervision.
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