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Sensory Sand Pattern Balls with Round Play Tray
265.00 ر.س Incl. VAT
Textured rolling balls and a round sand tray create repeatable pattern-making activities.
Roll a textured ball across the sand and examine the trail it leaves. This sensory set makes it easy to compare different surface patterns, smooth the sand and try again. The round tray keeps the activity in one defined tabletop area.
Key features
- Textured balls leave different impressions.
- Smooth ball can flatten the working surface.
- Round tray provides a contained pattern-making area.
Frequently asked questions
How are the patterns made?
The child rolls the textured balls over the sand surface.
Can the surface be reused?
Yes. Smooth the sand before rolling a new pattern.
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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