TRICKY FINGERS

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Tricky Fingers is an eye hand coordination activity designed for use by individuals with fine motor disabilities. The child uses his or her fingertips to manipulate marbles enclosed in a puzzle tray to create a pattern matching that on a pattern card. The set includes two puzzle trays and 14 pattern cards.

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Price: 17.95 to 14.99.

This product record was updated on February 3, 2006.

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Manufacturer:

Kod Kod International Games / Lemada Light Industries Ltd.

Moshav Magshimim, Israel
Telephone: 011-972-3-9088020.
Fax: 011-972-3-9088033.
Web: http://www.rummikub.com.
Email: lemada@rummikub.com.

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Distributor(s):

Therapy Shoppe Inc.

PO Box 8875
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49518
United States
Telephone: 800-261-5590 or 616-696-7441.
Fax: 616-696-7471.
Web: http://www.therapyshoppe.com.
Email: thershoppe@aol.com.

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Pocket Full of Therapy

P.O. Box 174
Morganville, New Jersey 07751
United States
Telephone: 800-736-8124 (PFoT-124) or 732-441-0404.
Fax: 732-441-1422.
Web: http://www.pfot.com.
Email: customerservice@pfot.com.

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