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Good book. However, one character in the book is referred to as "Disgusting Dave". I teach my boy to never, ever call anyone names. Therefore, I used white-out and removed the word "Disgusting".
Reviewed product: Parker Plum and the Rotten Egg Thoughts
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I bought several of these in order to provide a class set of fidget toys for my seventh graders. Let's begin with the pros:
1. These fidget toys are silent. As someone who concentrates better with a fidget tool myself, I recognize the benefits of them. However, typical toys such as fidget spinners and cubes make noise, so they end up providing a distraction to other students who are sensitive to noises.
2. The kids love them! I didn't know how a bunch of middle schoolers would react to having these available, but they were universally loved! Even kids who didn't "need" them were still happy to have them, and they have not turned into a major distraction.
However, there is one major con that prevents a five-star rating. I bought four boxes for my class, and roughly half of each box had an end that popped open. This is not a major issue since they can be sewn back fairly easily (provided you don't lose the marbles), but still stands as an annoyance.
Reviewed product: Mesh and Marble Monkey Fidgets (Set of 8)
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Nice details but I thought it would be plastic. It’s more like the feel of an eraser. I’m still hopeful it will be helpful as part of my sand tray miniatures
Reviewed product: Smart Phone Miniature
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The sunflower is my favorite. The orchid looks like it's totally squished. I wish there would be daisies or something were the flowers could be 'planted'. Or maybe a rose bush. Flowers that one would see in a field or yard would be nice rather than flowers you would expect in a vase.
Reviewed product: Flowers Toob (8 Piece)
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I wish the stretch was a bit harder, but kids to enjoy seeing how far they can stretch it.
Reviewed product: Super Stretchy String
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I like that the stethoscope makes a noise when you push the button, and the phone makes noises as well.
Reviewed product: Pretend and Play Doctor Set (19 piece)
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Gets a lot of use. The hinges aren't great for mixing with sand as in a sandtray, but it's large enough to fit many smaller items.
Reviewed product: Opening Wood Coffin
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People love this one, although I had to remove it because they mostly like trying to pull it all apart. I wish it was more solid and less easy to pull apart.
Reviewed product: Mini Handheld Gaming Device
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Great for middle schoolers. Easy to get them to participate, share, and help each other be silly. Only complaint is that some of the 1's cards could be written in simplified language to help the students with reading challenges. I was able to help them, but worth noting.
Reviewed product: CBT 123: The Hilariously Fun Game that Empowers Kids and Teens to Take Charge of Their Thoughts, Actions, and Emotions
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It is plastic. Nothing fancy and probably wont last.
Reviewed product: Miniature Treasure Chests (set of 2)
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convenient setup as far as the bag/tubs are concerned. Great variety of objects!
Reviewed product: Premium Portable Sand Tray Starter Kit
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Has been great in my play therapy sessions so far! My original game came without some key pieces and I had to wait to use the game until I could call in and have them send me what was missing, but overall I'm happy with the game.
Reviewed product: Stop Relax and Think Board Game
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Remember, it's just wooden. You may need to paint it black or brown to look more like a coffin. You could even put a cross sticker on it.
Reviewed product: Opening Wood Coffin
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This is good game with excellent visual appeal and skills to teach children. The only down side I am finding is the children are struggling with the wordiness of each card, but I am just simplifying it for those children
Reviewed product: The Coping Skills Board Game
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I do not understand the warning on choking hazard as this is a totally enclosed acrylic piece – no small parts - that was perfect for entertaining my granddaughters during diaper changes. Easily cleaned, and rugged (survived many drops to the floor). A fun addition to the desktop toys to entertain the occasional visitor to my office, and a novel item to bring along with soap bubbles to delight my granddaughters during visits.
I bought this to elevate my total purchase for free shipping as it was less than the shipping. I figured it might be fun and was pleasantly surprised. Not too sophisticated, similar to a sand timer with color for complexity, and fairly indestructible.
Reviewed product: Liquid Motion Bubbler
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Hard to do with just one client.
Reviewed product: CBT 123: The Hilariously Fun Game that Empowers Kids and Teens to Take Charge of Their Thoughts, Actions, and Emotions
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I love the games my clients really enjoy playing them. I would have given a 5 star but a few of the games need game pieces to move around the board in order to collect the colored chips. We were also short one red colored chip. I resourcefully used Monopoly pieces to get around the board and collect one of each colored chip.
Reviewed product: Social Skills Board Game - 6 games in one!
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I've used for students who need a less obvious fidget toy, and also for a couple of students as an alternative to cutting. I would like to see a heavier version of this bracelet for more sensory sensation.
Reviewed product: Zip-Itz Sensory Bracelet
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It's a great tray, and has already done some amazing work in my practice. However considering the price plus the cost of shipping abroad, in hindsight II paid way too much for a blue plastic container.
Reviewed product: Full-sized Plastic Sand Tray with Lid
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My sensory kiddos love playing with this
Reviewed product: Rainbow Pom Ball
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