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$6.02 $8.99 In stock

This ColorSENSEation book has raised line art images that are ideal for those with sensory needs or limited vision as well as anyone who learns by feeling objects or wishes to improve fine motor skills. The book has twelve raised line art drawings that can be colored with crayons, markers, or watercolor paints, as well as printed words and Braille for each page and a plastic page protector. The heavily embossed lines are easy to follow with both fingers and materials.

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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Daniel ★★★★★

I've been tracing the raised lines with my fingers while going through the book, and it's surprisingly calming for my anxiety. The pages have a nice weight to them, making it easy to hold open. This is a solid buy for anyone who likes to learn through touch.

Abigail V. ★★★☆☆

The raised line art is a clever idea and definitely works for tactile learning, but the lines aren't as deep as I expected, so they're a bit easy to miss with a light touch. It's still a nice way to practice tracing shapes, though I think it would suit someone with moderate vision loss better than s