Sensory Table Set

1. Supports Sensory Development: Provides opportunities for sensory exploration through various materials, enhancing sensory processing and awareness.

2. Encourages Creativity and Imagination: The blackboard surface and open-ended play encourage artistic expression and imaginative play.

3. Enhances Fine and Gross Motor Skills: Activities involving pouring, scooping, and manipulating materials support the development of fine motor skills, while standing and moving around the table foster gross motor development.

4. Promotes Problem-Solving and Exploration: Sensory play encourages children to experiment, solve problems, and explore their environment, which enhances cognitive development.

5. Provides Organized Storage: The storage boxes underneath the lids help keep sensory materials and art supplies organized and easily accessible.

6. Dual Functionality: The table’s blackboard surface offers additional learning opportunities and can be used for writing or drawing, making it a versatile addition to any play area.

7.Safe and Durable: Made from solid beech wood and coated with non-toxic paints, the table and stools are designed to be safe and long-lasting.

1. Setup: Place the sensory table in a suitable area with enough space for your child to move around. If you have the optional stools, position them around the table.

2. Prepare Sensory Materials: Fill the storage boxes with various sensory materials like sand, rice, water beads, or art supplies. You can also include tools such as scoops, tongs, and brushes.

3. Introduce the Table: Show your child how to access the storage boxes and explain the dual functionality of the table’s lid as both a cover and a blackboard.

4. Sensory Play: Encourage your child to explore the sensory materials with their hands and tools. Provide prompts or ideas for activities, such as creating patterns in the sand or building structures with blocks.

5. Art and Writing: Allow your child to use the blackboard surface to draw or write with chalk. Demonstrate how to clean the board with a wet cloth or duster.

6. Encourage Imaginative Play: Prompt your child to use the sensory materials and the blackboard in creative ways, such as pretending the sand is a beach or the rice is a magical potion.

7. Interactive Activities: Set up specific activities or challenges, such as sorting objects by colour or creating a sensory “recipe” with different materials.

8. Clean-Up: After playtime, guide your child in returning the materials to the storage boxes and wiping down the blackboard. Ensure all items are stored properly for future use.

9.Safety Check: Regularly inspect the table, stools, and storage boxes for any wear or damage to maintain a safe play environment.