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Monthly Sensory Box -Adolescent

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$31.5 $45 In stock

This sensory/task box addresses fine motor, gross motor, handwriting, self care, and coping skills in a fun and interactive way. Activities provided promote movement and limit screen time through play. This adolescent box provides more challenging tasks- like a summer journal and card games. This box is recommended for 7-12 years old.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Olivia T. ★★★★★

The fine motor activities in this box finally got my daughter working on her pencil grip without a fight. She actually asked to do the handwriting sheet again the next day. Seeing her happily build skills while limiting screen time is a huge win for us.

Samuel A. ★★★★★

My son actually put down his tablet to try the movement activities, and the fine motor tasks kept him engaged for a solid 20 minutes. The handwriting prompts were a nice surprise, mixing in self-care skills we hadn't practiced in a while. A win for getting him off screens without a fight.

Edward G. ★★★★★

My teen grabbed the box and disappeared for 45 minutes without being asked—the handwriting and coping skill cards actually got her away from her phone. The mix of fine and gross motor activities feels thoughtfully put together, and she's already asking when the next one arrives.