TREATS GAME ASSORTMENT

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The Treats Game Assortment is an eye hand coordination activity set designed for use with children with fine motor or perceptual disabilities. This set of easy-to-understand games requires players to throw a die to determine how many pieces they receive to place on their laminated mats. The object is to cover the mat with pieces. Players pick up the small pieces and put them in position, strengthening fine motor and grasping skills. The set includes one mat from each of the following games: Cookie Treats, Watermelon Treats, Cherry Pie Treats, Dalmation Treats, and Leopard Treats (each complete game is sold separately; see entries). Also included are five sets of 90 playing pieces and one die. These games strengthen fine motor and grasping skills.

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Price: 25.00.

This product record was updated on April 24, 2003.

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Therapro, Inc.

225 Arlington Street
Framingham, Massachusetts 01702-8723
United States
Telephone: 800-257-5376 or 508-872-9494.
Fax: 800-268-6624 or 508-875-2062.
Web: http://www.theraproducts.com.
Email: info@theraproducts.com.

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