ODOXIASensory Mats for Autistic Children | Wall Tiles With Different Textures & Colors | Sensory Rug | Panel for Kids

The media could not be loaded. This is an awesome sensory toy. I bought them for my 1 year old, but my 3 year old ended up loving them too! The textures are great for sensory play and you can use the numbers a variety of ways to teach early math. These are something I foresee using for years to come. We like these so much I just got a second set so we can practice bigger numbers.

Students love this sensory on the counter top. Had to figure out something to keep them from climbing. Sensory top for the win

As described but not sure how to hang up yet

This is a great tool for any kiddo with sensory needs. We use it to help learn our numbers but it also provides a great sensory experience for my little one. I love that it doubles as both a learning and sensory tool

A little difficult to attach or detach to the ring.

My daughter loves these. Please make an alphabet set.

Love these for my Preschool/PreK classroom! These have great textures that interest little ones, and these are perfect for displaying in my math center. The letters are very eye-catching and a nice, large size, great for circle time activities too. The textures are perfect for encouraging little ones to “trace” out numbers, allowing them to learn how to “write” out numbers, to develop that muscle memory for them when they write out actual numbers. The different colors help individual numbers stand out to help them remember better which number is which. The numbers range from 0-9, which I do love that it includes 0 with the set, because usually 0 is often overlooked, as sets usually include numbers 1-10, skipping zero altogether. (Zero is often the “unsung hero” of numbers, and little ones need to know its importance as a numeral placeholder LOL!)These already have a sturdy grommet at the top which make hanging up a snap, but they also come with 2 large looseleaf rings so you can group them together like a book in order, or if you have older students can group them together by even and odd numbers. These can even be placed in Quiet Areas/Cozy Corners for students that need help with calming, due to the great textures included in this set.The textures range from sequins that change colors when you rub them back and forth, woolly, terrycloth, velvet-like, matte reptile-like, glittery, mop-like, furry/fuzzy, artificial grass-like, and slippery reptile-like, with no-slip backings. These are all textures my little ones love, and can be used as a calming tool as well, since lots of my students like to “calm” while touching textures like these.I think they are a great value for what you get, and can be used in different ways for classroom games when not being displayed. One game my little ones love is trying to play is more or less, so we would put 2 numbers on the ground, so for example, a one and then five, then count out how many students are standing behind the number 1, then 5, and ask which one has less, which one has more. They love this game, however, usually I just use a post-its for the game, because I didn’t have these. These are far more interesting and more visual for them, so incorporating these will definitely be more fun for them!I can see these being definitely a must-have for any classroom, homeschooling, or even therapy setting because of all the sensory aspects, and ways they can be used to support learning!

Bought this as a gift for my grandson and he loves the texture designed for each number.