A beach kinetic sand set uses two colors of sand and a castle mold for building a shoreline. Three wooden sea animals, two beach chairs and umbrellas, and natural seashells fill out the scene.
Sustained concentration on a single objective makes a multi-part build a good fit for people seeking deep task immersion (Nakamura & Csikszentmihalyi, 2002). Activities such as jigsaw puzzles recruit multiple cognitive systems simultaneously, including visual perception, constructional praxis, mental rotation, working memory, reasoning, and cognitive flexibility (Fissler et al., 2018). Structured creative and construction activities may also facilitate flow states characterized by deep attentional engagement and reduced awareness of competing distractions (Nakamura & Csikszentmihalyi, 2002).
Details
Included: sensory bin with removable compartments and lid, two colors of non-toxic kinetic sand that does not stick to hands, three wooden sea animals, one wooden spoon, one castle sand mold, one organic cotton girl (polyester fill, azo-free dyes), two beach chairs, two umbrellas, two soda bottles, natural sea shells and other accessories
Materials: Wooden pieces made from sustainable forest wood and painted with water-based paints
Not included: orange sand stamp, blue and yellow sea animal fidget (shown in photos)
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