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Model No: LD25R101
Messy Play Tray Sensory Tuff Tray Sand and Water Play Tray 70/100cm
Tray Size Optional : 70*70CM , 100*100CM
Adjustable Height:46/56/66CM adjustable
Tabletop and Stand are packaged separately
Adjustable Height:46/56/66CM adjustable
Tabletop and Stand are packaged separately
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Messy Play Tray: The Ultimate Sensory Exploration Tool for Kids
The Tuff Tray sand and water table is great for sand, water, paint, rice, foam, and endless possibilities to inspire imagination and early skills development. Beloved year-round by both schools and families for indoor and outdoor messy play. This messy play tray helps children explore different textures, colours, and materials, supporting tactile and sensory learning.
Features:
1. Available in Black, Green, Light Green, and Purple colour options.
2. Convenient storage design for compact spaces.
3. Suitable for floor use without the stand.
4. Includes an adjustable grey metal stand.
5. Tuff tray is made of non-toxic, eco-friendly plastic material and is easy to clean.
Specifications:
1. Tray dimensions: 70*70CM, 100*100CM options
2. Adjustable Stand Height: 46/56/66CM
Why Parents & Therapists Love It:
- Durable & Safe: Made from BPA-free plastic (non-toxic, easy to clean).
- Versatile Play: Perfect for messy play (sand, water, slime) or structured sensory activities.
- Developmental Benefits: Enhances fine motor skills, creativity, and sensory processing.
Key Features of a Plastic Messy Play Tray
- Spill-Proof Design: Raised edges contain messy materials, keeping play areas tidy.
- Multi-Sensory Use:
- For Toddlers: Fill with rice/beans for scooping and pouring.
- For Therapy: Use with textured materials (foam, beads) for sensory integration.
- Easy Maintenance: Dishwasher-safe and stain-resistant.
How to Use It
- Choose Materials:
- Wet Play: Water + food coloring (color mixing fun).
- Dry Play: Kinetic sand or pom-poms (great for finger strength).
- Set Up: Place tray on a mat or table, add tools (tongs, cups).
- Encourage Exploration: Let kids describe textures ("squishy,""gritty") to build vocabulary.
Where It Shines
- Home: Rainy-day activity or quiet-time play.
- Schools/Daycares: Group sensory stations for social learning.
- Therapy Clinics: OT sessions for kids with sensory needs.
Expert Tip: Rotate materials weekly to keep kids engaged!
