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Peekaboo Soundboxes � 12-Piece Auditory Matching and Sensory Set

Item: 63294
$49.95

Status: In Stock

Product Highlights
  • Children can shake, compare, and match the cubes to develop concentration, memory, perception, and problem-solving
  • The multisensory design combines sound, color, movement, and touch for engaging hands-on exploration
  • Translucent colored acrylic bases provide a visual self-checking feature that encourages independent learning
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About This Product

3 years & up. Strengthen auditory discrimination through hands-on sensory play with Peekaboo Soundboxes. Children shake the 12 easy-to-grip wooden cubes, listen carefully, and match the six pairs that produce the same sounds. Translucent colored acrylic bases allow children to check their answers independently, building confidence and self-correction skills. The sound-matching activity develops concentration, listening, perception, memory, fine motor control, problem-solving, and cognitive skills. Children can also sort and stack the colorful cubes for additional learning experiences.

A convenient storage base is included.

Features

  • Children can shake, compare, and match the cubes to develop concentration, memory, perception, and problem-solving
  • The multisensory design combines sound, color, movement, and touch for engaging hands-on exploration
  • Translucent colored acrylic bases provide a visual self-checking feature that encourages independent learning
  • Twelve wooden soundboxes create six matching sound pairs that strengthen auditory discrimination and listening skills
  • Colorful cubes can also be stacked and sorted to support color recognition and early classification skills

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