Felt Pats (Therapy Sensory Touch Learning)

Key Features:

• Variety of Textures: Each card features a different animal with a unique texture, stimulating sensory exploration and touch recognition.
• Educational and Fun: Helps children recognize animals and understand different textures, enhancing their sensory and cognitive skills.
• Durable Material: Made from high-quality felt, these cards are soft, safe, and durable for long-term use.
• Colorful and Engaging Design: Bright colors and cute animal designs capture children's attention and make learning enjoyable.
• Portable Size: Compact and easy to carry, perfect for use at home, in school, or on the go.

Product Specifications:

• Name: Sensory Touch Learning Cards
• Material: Felt
• Size: 15 x 23 cm
• Quantity: Set of 8 cards
• Suitable For: Children aged 3 years and up
• Animal Designs: Hedgehog, Frog, Fox, Giraffe, Rabbit, Sheep, Dog, Fish
• MOQ: 300 sets

Perfect For:

• Early Childhood Education: Ideal for preschools, kindergartens, and early learning centers to enhance sensory development and animal recognition.
• Home Learning: A great addition to home educational toys for parents looking to support their child's learning journey.
• Special Needs Education: Beneficial for children with sensory processing challenges to improve their tactile and cognitive skills.
• These educational tools are designed to be beneficial for children with ASD, ADHD, or Developmental Delay, supporting their unique learning needs and development.

How to Use:

1. Explore Textures: Allow children to touch and feel each card, encouraging them to describe the textures and compare differences.
2. Animal Identification: Teach children the names of the animals featured on the cards, enhancing their vocabulary and recognition skills.
3. Interactive Games: Use the cards for interactive games such as matching textures with the corresponding animal, or storytelling sessions based on the animals.
4. Sensory Integration: Incorporate the cards into sensory integration activities to help children with sensory processing difficulties improve their tactile responses.