BOING Magic Light Ball - Large
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Retail Price: $12.00
Normally $11.95
Today's Sale Price: $10.95
9% off suggested retail...you save $1.05!
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Item: AST015
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BOING magic light ball will change color with a squeeze of the hand.
Covered in an ergonomically designed ribbed rubber they are perfect for dazzling juggling shows, magic games, sensory awareness experiences, and cool tactile mood lights.
Choose from 3 light modes (constant color, slow phase and fast phase) and 7 colors, moving from one to the next simply by squeezing the ball.
BOING Magic Light Ball - Large
Squeeze ball to change colors
3 Modes: Constant on, slow phase & fast phase
Colors: blue, green, red, purple, cyan, yellow and white
Sensory awareness experience
3AAA batteries required
Diameter: 8 cm

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But how does this help me? You can use these graphs as a general measure of it's appropriateness for a given age and gender. While this information is generally accurate, it should not be used as an absolute answer. For instance, many dinosaur toys are purchased for boys, however, that doesn't mean that it's inappropriate for a girl who happens to like dinosaurs.
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NOTE: The orange color in the charts above indicate ages that are LESS than the manufacturer suggested age. Please purchase at your discretion if your child is younger than 6 years of age.
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Toy Value Index
8.67
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Toy IQ
157
Genius
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UPC
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4030544511003
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Manufacturer SKU
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51100
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Date Added to Fat Brain Toys
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8/6/2009
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Manufactured In
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Peoples Republic of China
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Manufacturer Recommended Minimum Age
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6 years
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Fat Brain Toys Monthly Sales Ranking
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#360
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Batteries Required
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Yes
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Battery Quantity
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3
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Battery Size
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AAA
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Diameter
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8 centimeters
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We've collected valuable feedback from our customers on how this item is being used by children with special needs in hopes of providing guidance for other special needs caregivers. Click here to view these "Special Perspectives"...
Identified Special Needs Challenges:
Cerebral Palsy,
Developmental Delay,
Speech & Language Delay,
Vision Impairment
"Good toy for discovering if the child can visually fix on the light in a darkened room"
Identified Special Needs Challenges:
Down Syndrome
"This can help with object permanence. The ball can be put under a light cloth and if the child cannot find it, then turn it on to give them a hint. We've been using it for gross motor skills of course, but also have started hiding it and giving directional words for the child to find it."
Identified Special Needs Challenges:
ADD/ADHD,
Sensory Integration Disorder
"The ball is very hard and rather heavy within the soft outer shell, so children need to have adequate impulse control and motor control to play safely with it. Some children with ADD might have difficulty with this. On the other hand, I was able to talk to many children while we gently tossed it back and forth. I felt that attention spans for the activity were extended with the visual and sensory stimuli of this ball. I also used the ball for a gentle toss game in which each time the color changed, the child needed to talk about a particular subject or name a feeling that he/she thought matched that color. Finally, as an object for use with children with sensory integration disorder it is very appealing. I appreciate the ability to change the batteries and the thoughtfulness of the design. This promises to be a toy with good durability."
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Boing Magic Light Ball
Posted 2/19/2013 by Teresa McAllister
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I bought this for my grandson for his birthday. He is 9 years old and has Cerebral Palsy. He loves toys with lights, that blink on and off. This toy fits the bill. It is easy for him to grasp with the soft outer cover. He is enjoying it immensely.

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Posted 2/10/2013 by eloise y smircic
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Sent to grandson and anticipate a good review,as with all previou orders. Try to order with discretion as led by awards and building thinking skills. AND FUN!

Product review of BOING Magic Light Ball - Large
Posted 10/15/2012 by JENNIFER J RICHEY
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