Hand most people something squishy or bumpy and they'll start exploring it right away. This tactile sensory kit turns that instinct into ready-to-go play, bringing together some of Southpaw's most popular tactile items for use in the classroom, the clinic, or at home.
We've added the Southpaw Sensory Tactile Set to our touch and texture range because it takes the guesswork out of building a hands-on toolkit. Families, teachers, and therapists across Canada & the US can open the bag and start exploring together.
Key Features of the Southpaw Sensory Tactile Set
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Curated Favorite Tactile Items - Southpaw has gathered several of its best-loved tactile items into one set, so you get a proven mix of sensory toys in a single purchase.
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Made for Classroom, Clinic & Home Use - The kit works as well on a therapy table as it does on a kitchen table, giving teachers, occupational therapists, and parents one shared set of tactile tools.
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Assorted Mix of Sensory Toys - Actual items may vary from the photo, so each kit arrives with its own variety of textures to discover while still representing the range shown.
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Southpaw Storage Bag Included - Every set comes with a Southpaw bag to store your treasures, keeping your tactile sensory toys together and making cleanup after a session quick.
Why Hands-On Tactile Play Supports Sensory Exploration
Our tactile system reads texture and pressure through the skin, helping the brain make sense of the world. Varied, hands-on touch gives that system rich input, which is why tactile activities show up so often in sensory diets developed with occupational therapists.
For neurodiverse learners and anyone with sensory processing differences, a dedicated set of touch tools can support calm, focus, and self-regulation. For OTs and educators, it's one kit and one bag that move easily from a group circle to a one-on-one session. For everyone else, it's simply satisfying to explore.
Ideal for Sensory Rooms, OT Clinics, Classrooms & Home
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Occupational therapists building tactile activities into sessions or sensory diets
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Special education and early childhood classrooms setting up a calm corner
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Parents and caregivers creating a sensory space at home
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Daycares and residential facilities that need a shared tactile kit that's easy to store
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Kids ages 3 and up and adults of all abilities, neurodiverse and neurotypical alike
