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Sensory

Support calming, hands-on discovery with sensory toys and tactile learning products from Kaplan for early childhood classrooms. Explore sensory balls, textured blocks, fidgets, weighted pillows, liquid mats, seek-and-find activities, and visual sensory tools that help children build fine motor skills, focus, self-regulation, sensory awareness, and curiosity through active play, exploration, and meaningful classroom experiences.

Playfoam Pluffle™ Jumbo Pack - Green and Blue
Item: 301639
Status: In Stock
$199.95
$195.95
3 years and up. Bring rich tactile exploration to center time and playtime with the Playfoam Pluffle™ Jumbo Pack (Green and Blue). Children can squeeze the lightweight foam and watch it cluster in their hands, then release it and watch it expand again, creating an engaging sensory experience and a dependable source of calm. Hands-on squeezing supports fine motor development, while the distinctive texture promotes sensory exploration and social-emotional well-being. Glitter adds visual stimulation to the tactile experience. The jumbo 2-pack includes one 2 lb. bag of blue Playfoam Pluffle™ and one 2 lb. bag of green, for a total of 4 lbs. for classroom sensory activities. For easier classroom management and to minimize mess, use the material in bins, bowls, or other containers.
Sensory Literacy Kit
Item: 53681
Status: In Stock
$140.95
Grades PreK & Up. Students learn through touch and the Sensory Literacy Kit gives you great resources for tactile literacy activities. The kit includes The Phonic Pebbles help children recognize and understand 44 phonemes through tactile engagement, reinforcing letter-sound relationships in a multisensory way. Also included is a set of Sight Word String Ups which combines fine motor development and sight word recognition with over 200 sight words! The Sight Word String Ups encourage children to physically string together words, promoting both hand-eye coordination and finger dexterity, which are essential for writing skills. Combining play-based learning with phonics and sight word recognition makes reading practice more enjoyable, increasing retention and motivation in young learners.