Really Good Stuff Calming Coils - Set of 6 by Really Good Stuff

36,00 USD

Description

Improve Focus and Create Calm with this set of 6 Silent Sensory Fidgets! Calming Coil sensory fidgets, designed with educators in mind, are a discreet and effective tool to enhance focus and alleviate anxiety within the classroom. This flexible and versatile handheld fidget offers a unique sensory experience as students can twist, turn, and manipulate the interconnected segments. The Calming Coil fidgets also allow students to redirect excess energy and manage anxiety in a quiet and unobtrusive manner, fostering a more focused and peaceful learning environment. Use of the Calming Coils can also contribute to the development of fine motor skills and improved dexterity, benefiting students' overall coordination and fine motor abilities. Teachers seeking a silent yet impactful solution to support their students' concentration and well-being can find Calming Coils to be an invaluable addition to their calming toolkit. Each set features 6 coils in multiple colors. WHAT YOU GET: 6 Calming Coil Sensory Fidgets. Includes 2 Gold Coils, 2 Purple Coils, 2 Silver/Blue Coils. Coiled up, each coil measures 1.38 in x 2.25 in. ; CREATES CALM: Twisting, Turning, and Manipulating Coils provides a calming outlet for extra energy and fidgeting. ; TARGETED FINE MOTOR SKILL DEVELOPMENT: Use of the coils also provides practice developing the fine motor muscles of the hand, great for control in handwriting and other precise hand movements. ; SILENT YET IMPACTFUL: Students can use these fidgets silently and discretely, limiting distraction to other students nearby.; GREAT FOR ALL AGES: People of any age will love these quiet fidgets. Use them with students in classrooms for fidgeting, or with teachers for staff meetings!; 174376 Quiet Fidgets Tangle Fidgets Twist Fidgets Fidget Twists Silent Fidgets Silent Classroom Tools Sensory Tools Calm Down Tools Stress Toys Stress Tools Anxiety Tools Calming Coils Sensory Integration Focus and Attention Fine Motor Development