BND Kid Free Play magnetic balls tablet magnetic drawing board OT toys for kids educational magnet toys fine motor skills toys magnetab free play stylus magnetic drawing board with magnat pen
Key features
- •The magnetic stylus is your pen, the bead board your paper, your finger the eraser as you use your imagination to draw, design and create
- •Explore your creativity in engaging, sensory-reinforced play; the stylus brings the beads to the surface with an audible click revealing your creation
- •Push the beads down with a finger to erase and start over; the beads are completely self-contained and do not come out of the board
- •For ages 3+
BrandBND
CategoryGrown-Up Toys
BND Kid Free Play magnetic balls tablet magnetic drawing board OT toys for kids educational magnet toys fine motor skills toys magnetab free play stylus magnetic drawing board with magnat pen
List Price: $32.96$29.66DEALYou Save: $3.30 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Magnetic freeplay tablet
M. Stallings•August 10, 2018
Bought this for a grandson's birthday present.
Good product
Amazon Customer•August 3, 2018
Good product
Excellent product
Scarlett•July 23, 2018
This is fantastic! I got it for my 5 year old and then his 11 year old cousin and 9 year old sister wanted one. The balls do stay in place and it does exactly what it is supposed to do!!
Great for Fine motor
Girly girl•July 13, 2018
Great product for fine motor and teaching to hold a pencil
The toy is terrific since it works her fine motor skills and is ...
Richard Y Lee•June 16, 2018
Bought it for my 3 year old daughter who has sensory issues. The toy is terrific since it works her fine motor skills and is a toy she can play and pay attention to for long periods of time. Some activities I've done with her with this toy is counting (as she presses down the balls), drawing letters and asking her what they are, and dot-matrix type drawings of shapes. Defiantly a great toy!
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