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Sensasoft™ Tunnel Mat

A tunnel AND a tumbling mat in one! Lay it flat for tumbling and yoga. Roll it up to form a tunnel that kids can crawl through. A versatile addition to your sensory room equipment or sensory space! It’s perfect for proprioceptive activities.

  • Encourage movement-based activities for kids with sensory needs
  • Supports kids with anxiety, sensory processing disorder and autism
  • Made by Fun and Function
  • Age 6 months - 5 years

Ideas for Use

  • Pretend you're a snake slithering through the tunnel
  • Stand on the mat and dance to the rhythm of your favorite song
  • Great sensory input during free play

A tunnel AND a tumbling mat in one! Lay it flat for tumbling and yoga. Roll it up to form a tunnel that kids can crawl through. A versatile addition to your sensory room equipment or sensory space! It’s perfect for proprioceptive activities.

  • Encourage movement-based activities for kids with sensory needs
  • Supports kids with anxiety, sensory processing disorder and autism
  • Made by Fun and Function
  • Age 6 months - 5 years

Ideas for Use

  • Pretend you're a snake slithering through the tunnel
  • Stand on the mat and dance to the rhythm of your favorite song
  • Great sensory input during free play
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Sensasoft™ Tunnel Mat

$770.00

$231.00

Description

A tunnel AND a tumbling mat in one! Lay it flat for tumbling and yoga. Roll it up to form a tunnel that kids can crawl through. A versatile addition to your sensory room equipment or sensory space! It’s perfect for proprioceptive activities.

  • Encourage movement-based activities for kids with sensory needs
  • Supports kids with anxiety, sensory processing disorder and autism
  • Made by Fun and Function
  • Age 6 months - 5 years

Ideas for Use

  • Pretend you're a snake slithering through the tunnel
  • Stand on the mat and dance to the rhythm of your favorite song
  • Great sensory input during free play