Basic Fiddle Set (12/set) Reviews

4.2 Rating 12 Reviews

Enrich the "sensory diet" of your learners. Our "fiddles" may look like toys to the untrained eye, but they are truly serious learning tools. Kinesthetic learners will focus better and absorb your material more quickly if they have something to do with their hands. This pre-selected collection of 12 kinesthetic learning tools has been specially tested and selected mindless "fiddlebility." Comes in its own plastic storage box. Actual items may vary from image above.Click here to view FREE Facilitation Notes! MORE RESOURCES
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Natick
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MA 01760-3441

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“Great!, fantastic!”

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Posted 8 years ago

“Participants in a meeting really enjoyed fiddling. One issue: the cheese gives off a powder that gets on your clothes and hands.”

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Posted 8 years ago

“I place these in the center of my groups during class to provide tactile "toys" for students who have difficulty staying focused or awake. Everyone loves them and more students are now on task during lectures and discussions.”

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Posted 10 years ago

“These fidget toys help my students focus and remain in their seats.”

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Posted 10 years ago

“Well packaged. Well made. Exactly the type of kinesthetic manipulates I was looking for to supplement lectures and class activities. Have recommended to other instructors.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“got products quickly”

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Posted 13 years ago

“These keep my class attendees engaged. They are all millenial learners so need constant stimulation.”

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Posted 13 years ago

“I just used these for a training involving 180 staff members and they were great. In the past folks were texting, having side conversations doing crossword puzzles, etc., during our training sessions. These were fun and seemed to keep staff on task and attentive. I just had to send an email to the group to please bring them back (they seemed to walk away at the end of the day).”

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Posted 14 years ago