Use the tray as a storytelling prompt: œWhat do you think the child is doing with their items
Enhances visual tracking and focus through reflection play
Set up a bee observation garden or plant bee-friendly flowers
These games also promote social interaction
Encourages fine motor skills through instrument handling and manipulation
Let's Investigate: Prehistoric Teeth Sensory Stones L1-English & Literacy-L2-Magnetic Letters & Words-L3-Mobile Whiteboards Use the tray as aLearn about different prehistoric creatures with these tactile Prehistoric Teeth, perfect for hands on learning! Dig up dinosaur teeth from an Allosaurus, Iguanodon, Mammoth, Pliosaur, Ptychodus, Stegosaurus, Triceratops and Tyrannosaurus Rex. You can also use these teeth models as playdough stamps, or make crayon pencil rubbings to get a better look at the patterns of the different types of teeth. These durable teeth are made from a stone mix, and