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Sensa LED Light Panel Colourful Bundle
Est. $150–$350
The Sensa LED Light Panel Colourful Bundle gives a child a glowing light surface to explore colour, shape, and light. It comes with acetate sheets, acrylic pebbles, and glitter letters and numbers to place on or over the panel. It suits sensory play and early colour and letter exploration for young children, and the included pieces mean it's ready to use as a complete set.
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Braille Learning Fidget Keychain (White)
$9.95
This keychain fidget has a six-dot Braille cell that you press and move with your fingers, so you can form letters and symbols by touch and learn how a cell is built. It's made from durable 3D-printed material and has an attached keychain, so it clips onto a backpack, purse, keys, or classroom kit for practice anywhere. It works for blind, low vision, and sighted learners, including kids, adults new to Braille, and classrooms, and it doubles as a plain fidget toy. It's a hands-on way to get familiar with the cell, not a full Braille curriculum.
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Wall-Mounted Activity Center
$329.95
This wall-mounted panel packs several hands-on activities into one board: a vibrating plate, a wooden roller that triggers a music box and lights, a pull-ball that runs a fan, a large plate that turns on a bright light, and a bead chain curtain with an unbreakable plastic mirror. Each part gives a clear response when touched, so it works well for a child learning cause and effect, practicing grasp, or getting sensory input. It comes with mounting hardware and runs on 2 C batteries, which sit behind the mirror. You'll need to fasten it to a wall, and the music and colors can vary from what's pictured.
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Turtle Switch
$159.95
The Turtle Switch is a turtle-shaped toy that responds to a light touch with music, lights, vibration, or all three at once. You choose which of the three outputs are active. The music is custom songs made by the manufacturer, and the music, lights, and vibration play only for as long as the toy is pressed. It's a good fit for a young child who is learning cause and effect, or who needs a gentle, rewarding reason to reach for and touch something. It runs on 2 AA batteries and measures about 9 inches long, so it works as its own play and sensory item.
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Vibrating Pad with Adapter
$75.27
This vibrating pad gives a child a vibration to feel through touch, and it is built for sensorimotor routines that use touch and body awareness for learning. It is water repellent and works with switch control, so the child can start the vibration themselves. It isn't a complete kit: you'll pair it with APH's Power Select for AC power, or with the Select Switch and DC Supplement Adapter for DC power. It is designed to be used with routines described in APH's Sensing and Learning.
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Peter the Penguin Switch
$149.95
Peter the Penguin is a switch shaped like a penguin on an iceberg. Pressing his head or anywhere on the base activates a switch-adapted toy or device plugged into it. You can set it to give its own feedback with lights, vibration, or music, in any combination. It works as a momentary switch, so the person has to keep pressing for the connected device to stay on. That makes it a good fit for a child who is learning cause and effect, practicing reaching, or building visual and sensory awareness. It runs on 2 AA batteries and stands about 6½ inches tall.
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Sensa LED Light Panel - Circular
Est. $150–$350
This round light panel gives you a bright, even glow to work on, with three brightness settings so you can set the light level for the activity. It measures 600mm across and only 8mm thick, with a 550mm lit area, rounded edges, and a wipe-clean surface. A magnetic connector is designed so a pulled cord won't trip anyone, and a lock function stops the panel from being switched off by accident. It suits classrooms, sensory spaces, and early years settings where children explore colors, shapes, and patterns, and it needs an adult nearby. The play pieces shown in the photos, like letters, numbers, acetate sheets, and pebbles, are sold separately.
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Sensory Pop-Up Tunnel with LED Balls
Est. $40–$90
This extra-wide pop-up tunnel comes with 5 flashing LED balls that you drop into holes along the top. It gives a child a hands-on way to play with cause and effect and to practice following lights with their eyes.
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Adapted Musical Crystal Ball
$62.95
The Adapted Musical Crystal Ball is a switch-activated cause-and-effect toy. Press a connected switch and the dome spins, casting a moving pattern of colorful shapes while soothing music plays. It's a good fit for a child who is building visual attention, learning to link a switch press with a result, or working on color awareness. The ball runs on 3 AA batteries and stands about 4½ inches tall. It has no built-in button, so it does nothing until a switch is plugged in.
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Wikki Stix Primary Color Pack (48 pack)
$6.95
Wikki Stix are bendable sticks that you can shape into letters, numbers, figures, or any design a child comes up with. This pack has 48 of them in bright primary colors. The colors and the hands-on shaping make them a good fit for a child with low vision who learns well by touch. The pack comes shrink wrapped onto a card with instructions, so a child can start playing right away.
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Sensa Light & Sand Tabletop
Est. $150–$400
The Sensa Light & Sand Tabletop is a sensory table with colour-changing LEDs and an acrylic sand insert, made for creative play, learning, and hands-on exploration. It suits children who benefit from visual and tactile input during play or learning activities.
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Large Textured Sensory Light Ball Set
Est. $25–$60
This set has four large balls, each with a different surface texture, and they light up and flash when bounced. That makes them a good fit for sensory play where touch, sight, and movement all get a turn. You can use them for throw-and-catch games, tracking the lights by eye, or simply feeling the textures. They work in a classroom, a therapy session, a sensory room, or at home, for learners of any age.
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Sensory Spiky Light-Up Baton
Est. $8–$20
This light-up baton has a soft rubber spiky ball on one end. When you tap or knock it, colorful lights flash through the ball and down the handle for about 10-15 seconds, then shut off on their own. It gives a child something to look at and feel while learning that their action makes something happen. It's about 23 cm long and 42 g, so it's easy to twirl, tap, or wave. The batteries are built in and can't be replaced, and the product page calls for adult supervision. The color you get may vary, and you receive one baton.
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Bright Shapes Knob Puzzle
$169.00
This knob puzzle set gives young children hands-on practice with colors and shapes. Acrylic circles, squares, and triangles in red, blue, and yellow each have a knob, so small hands can grip and place them into black foam frames. The bright pieces against dark frames make the shapes easy to see, and the work builds hand-eye coordination and ideas like in/out, direction, comparison, and patterning. It comes with a quick start guide in large print and UEB braille, and it can also be viewed on the APH Light Box, which is sold separately.
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Dark Den Resources Kit One
Est. $80–$200
This kit bundles light-up and tactile sensory items for use in a darkened space, such as a dark den. It includes flashing balls, fibre optic wands and lights, colour-changing eggs, a light-up tambourine, a starlight projector, two fabric packs, and a pack of 12 small LED torches. Together they give a child plenty to look at, track, touch, and trigger, which supports colour recognition, visual tracking, and cause-and-effect play. Everything comes in a storage box for moving between classroom, therapy room, and home. The Dark Den, Giant Dark Den, or Projection Tent is sold separately, so you'll need one of those or another darkened space to get the full effect.
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The WatchMinder 3- Vibrating Reminder Watch-Pink
$89.95
The WatchMinder 3 looks like an ordinary sports watch, but it gives a quiet vibration and shows a short text message, such as MEDS, RELAX, or PAY ATTN, up to 30 times a day. You pick from 65 preprogrammed messages, so it can cue things like taking medication, starting homework or chores, or following a diet, exercise, or rehab plan. It has a reminder mode for specific tasks and a training mode for self-monitoring and behavior change, and both can run at the same time. It suits someone who needs private prompts to stay on task, and the small-wrist fit works for children, teens, and adults.
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Unicorn Wall Panel
$157.95
The Unicorn Wall Panel is a wooden busy board that mounts on a wall so a child can explore it by touch, sight, and sound. It has interlocking cogs, a bead maze, spinning shapes, mirrors, and a xylophone with a mini cymbal. Children can practice fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination, and early reasoning and language as they play. It comes fully assembled with fixing holes and attachment screws, and it measures about 31½ inches wide by 26½ inches tall. At roughly 12½ pounds, it needs a secure wall mount, so plan on picking a sturdy spot first.
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Voice Pad
Est. $40–$80
The Voice Pad is a simple recordable device: press the red button to record up to 40 seconds of sound, then press the green button to play it back. It comes as a pack of five, so a classroom or group can use several at once. A clear cover with a dry-wipe insert lets you add a picture or words that match each recording, and a lock switch protects a message from being erased by accident. A built-in mirror adds something to look at and explore, and the pad can sit on a table with its kick stand, hang on a wall, or stick to a metal surface with its magnet. It holds only one short message per pad, so it suits single words, phrases, or sound effects rather than anything longer.
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Bubble Wall
Est. $400–$900
The Bubble Wall is a floor-standing sensory panel with moving bubbles and colour-changing LED lights. It gives a learner something calm and engaging to watch, touch, and track with their eyes. The lights cycle through eight colours, and four modes (Auto, Jump, Flash, and Fade) change how the display behaves. It's a compact stand-in for a traditional bubble tube, so it suits sensory rooms with limited space, and it uses less water, which makes refilling and upkeep easier. It can help with calming an overstimulated learner or working on cause-and-effect, colour matching, and visual focus. A metal base holds the acrylic panel steady, and decorative pebbles finish the look.
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Visual Effects Sensory Bag
Est. $40–$90
This bag holds a collection of hands-on visual items, including glitter tubes, liquid timers, ooze tubes, a kaleidoscope, a light diffraction ball, eye scopes, and a wooden magnifying glass. Each one gives a child something to watch, turn, or tip, which makes the set useful for visual tracking, calming down, and building hand skills through play. It suits sensory rooms, special education classrooms, therapy sessions, and home use, and it zips up for easy carrying and storage. The exact contents can vary, and an adult needs to supervise play.
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SENse Micro
Est. $2,500–$5,000
The SENse Micro is a small, portable interactive floor display that gives sensory-based interactive play and engagement in a compact unit. It's meant for settings where someone benefits from a responsive sensory experience and where a larger floor system won't fit or needs to move between spaces.
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Fibre Optic Wand with UV Coloured Tails 1.5m
Est. $80–$180
This portable fibre optic wand has 1.5 m tails that glow in UV colours, giving a soft, calming light display to watch and touch. You can use it for gentle cause-and-effect play, where moving or handling the tails changes what the person sees. It suits sensory rooms and relaxation time, and it works for all ages.
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Time Timer 12 inch
$42.95
The Time Timer 12 inch is a 60-minute timer that shows the time left as a red area on its face, so you can see time shrinking without reading numbers. It also has an audible alarm for when time is up, which can help someone who has trouble sensing how long an activity or wait will last.
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Submersible Audio Light Sensor (SALS)
$53.00
The Submersible Audio Light Sensor turns light into sound, so a student who can't see a science demonstration can hear it instead. It has a plastic-covered glass tube with a rectangular box on one end. The tip of the tube senses light, and the box changes what it senses into a tone and passes the signal to an app. The app works on iOS, Android, and MATT Connect. It's built for science activities, and the name says the probe can go underwater. You'll need a phone or tablet running one of those apps to hear the results.
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