Sound Tubes Tout About Toys

Sound Tubes Tout About ToysImprove auditory discrimination and encourage verbal communication with each pair of unique sounds found in this clever activity. Each pair of sound tubes are filled with a variety of materials and make sounds when shaken. Children describe and compare the sounds, and are encouraged to match the sounds on a finely crafted wooden stand. Includes: 12 Plastic Sound Tubes (6 sets of 2) Wooden Stand with 12 Inserts for Tubes (15" x 5") Teaching Card

and five other oceanic friends

Demonstrations of how to apply Montessori techniques to an older child new to Montessori and how to flex and build on the techniques as your child grows up

Sight words are common words that appear again and again in your children’s reading material

Here's a blog post with ideas on what to put in the Sensory Tubes:  What Are Sensory Bottles and How Do You Make Them

If you're getting ready to potty train your little one

Exploring a rain stick is a great sensorimotor activity:

allowing for maximum storage

Recommended by The Kavanaugh Report

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The indented spaces promote successful printing - no more "going out of the lines"

A great toy for developing spatial reasoning and fine motor skills

Teach cause and effect - turn the rain stick and you will hear a sound