Sensory Dough Spheres

£5.24

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Comfortable Design: Designed for ease of use, these sensory spheres feature a bright, chunky design that is comfortable for children to hold, making them suitable for extended educational activities.
Flexible Creative Use: These robust spheres are perfect for use with a wide range of materials, including dough, paint, and ink, providing endless creative possibilities in a classroom setting.
Enhanced Sensory Experience: The internal cavity of each sphere can be filled with varied sensory objects, allowing for a customised experience that adds an interesting dimension to sensory exploration.
Easy Maintenance: Made from easy-to-clean silicone, these sensory spheres are perfectly designed for continuous and hygienic use in educational settings.
Auditory Feedback: Featuring a unique design, these spheres can contain auditory elements like bells, enhancing sensory play with pleasant sounds to keep children engaged.

Innovative spheres that create exciting patterns when rolled in various creative mediums.

Chunky two part, twist together Silicone spheres designed for sensory play, ideal with sand, paint, dough, and ink pads. They promote tactile and visual exploration.

These sensory spheres are designed to foster creativity and sensory awareness among children, with a unique capability to hold various artistic mediums like sand, paint or ink pads. The innovative design allows them to be twisted open to insert small sensory enhancing objects such as bells, providing auditory feedback that complements the visual and tactile sensations.

By employing these spheres in creative tasks, educators can offer a tactile experience that encourages fine motor skills development along with sensory exploration. Engaging various senses helps in developing critical sensory responses and expanding the creative scope of children in expressive arts.
These resources can be effectively integrated into various activities that support EYFS aims, enhancing physical development through fine motor skills, and broadening experiences in expressive arts by utilising different colours, textures, and sounds.