playable art ball for Alzheimer's

playable art ball for Alzheimer's

PLAYABLE ART BALL

$29.95

Create your own art by simply twisting and turning twenty colorful interconnected wooden balls into an endless number of configurations. So beautiful that you can’t help but pick it up and play with it! On the rare occasions it gets to rest, no matter how it’s configured – it STILL looks spectacular. Specially designed connectors enable you to twist and bend the vibrantly colored wooden beads. Watch the video below to see it in action!

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Description

Playable Art Ball | Best Alzheimer’s Products

20 interconnected wooden balls in 10 colors. Ball diameter 1.25 inches.
Made out of FSC-certified beechwood (Italy)
Non-toxic, water-based paint (Germany)
Connector: Phthalate-free, durable POM plastics (Taiwan)
Note: The connectors of this toy are not magnetic.
Warning: Choking Hazard – Contains small balls.

Additional information

Weight	1.05 lbs
Dimensions	7.875 × 7.875 × 1.75 in
stages	Early Stage, Middle Stage, Late Stage

1 review for PLAYABLE ART BALL

Maggie – December 31, 2013

Entertaining

I bought this for my father who used to love playing games and puzzles but can no longer do so. The Playable Art Ball is well made, has a nice smooth texture, and is really entertaining. My kids liked it, too, and played with Grandpa and his art ball for quite a while…great interaction!

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I just received a parcel of games, books and puzzles I ordered from you online. It only took a few days to get here which is pretty amazing. I think I wait longer than that for things to be delivered within my own country! But I digress, I wanted to say thank you very much. My mother is now going through the box, I’ve not seen her so animated in a while. She’s in the later stages of Alzheimer’s/Dementia and spends a lot of her time just sitting around not doing much and I’ve found it extremely difficult to find things that are suitable to keep her occupied and engaged. So much of what she used to be able to do and enjoy is now beyond her and although she tries, it just creates frustration for her. This cache of goodies looks like it’s going to be the solution, thank you Joanna Carter