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Teachable Touchables(R) Texture Squares

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$21.57 $35.95 In stock

Category: Sensory

3 - 5 years. Teachable Touchables® Texture Squares is a fun, hands-on way to encourage young learners' awareness of their sense of touch. As children enjoy examining and talking about the squares--scratchy, slippery, silky, or soft--they are building their descriptive vocabulary. Includes 20 pillows and patches (10 different pairs), drawstring storage bag, and an activity guide. Each textured pillow or patch measures 2" - 3".

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Scarlett A. ★★★★★

The scratchy squares get the most giggles, but the silky ones are surprisingly calming during quiet play. It's been great for teaching my 4-year-old to describe what he feels instead of just grabbing.

Elizabeth ★★★★☆

My 3-year-old loves sorting these by feel, though the storage bag could be sturdier. The different textures really get her talking and comparing how each one feels.

Matthew ★★★★☆

The texture squares are a nice size for little hands, though I wish there were more variety among the 20 pieces. My three-year-old loves matching the bumpy and fuzzy ones, and it’s kept his attention longer than I expected for a quiet activity.