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Frame Sandscapes (Visual Sensory Toy)

January 16, 2024 by jennifer Leave a Comment

Relax to the soothing motion of drifting sands and watch the different designs the sand makes as it falls.

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Frame Sandscapes (Visual Sensory Toy)

Frame Sandscapes

  • Once all the sand has fallen to the bottom you just flip it over and a new sand landscape is created.
  • You can entertain yourself for hours watching the tiny grains of sand move around.

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