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Play with What You See: A lot of visual stimulation can often make it harder to, learn and process in a way that is organized, clear, and safe. This sense helps us understand colour, motion, shape, and orientation of objects in our environment. Overstimulated behaviours can be seen as avoiding input (covering the eyes) or seeking more visual stimulation (twisting & twirling fingers before their eyes). More Options & Choices: www.SpecialNeedsToys.com
Mirror with Handles A framed, durable safety mirror, set in a sturdy frame with handles for easy holding & viewing (hang it from the Wheelchair Activity Arch!). Encourages visual attention and bi-lateral hand usage. Use to reduce or select the visual Sensory environment. • 33 x 18cm 6VLBM $58.00
Mirror Diffraction Paddles Spin the 12 differently reflective & textured surfaces. Motor, Visual, Cause & Effect. • 25 x 25cm 6DFMP
$248.00
Interactive Distortion & Reflection Panel The flexible mirror surface is distorted by sliding the knobs on the side of the frame producing all sorts of interesting reflections. Wall Mount. • 116 x 62 cm 6DSTM $923.00
Convex Mirror 8 Bubbles Scratch resistant distorted and fun. Suitable outside, 6 sticky 3M pad included. 49cm square. • 49 x 49cm 9AMCV8 $118.00
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