Don't worry if these Fiddles "walk away"!
So many customers "complain" that their Fiddles are so popular that people want to keep them. With this set, you can encourage them to do so. This low-cost Fiddle set offers plenty of finger-enticing fiddlebility.
Includes 25 pieces, including Gyrobi, Loopeez, metal springs, stretchy string, Brain Noodles, pufferballs, Jeliku, bendables, Bendeez, etc. (Substitutions may occur.)
Comes with its own FREE sturdy, see-through Fiddle Box for convenient storage and travel.
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Enrich the "sensory diet" of your learners. Our "fiddles" may look like toys to the untrained eye, but they are truly serious learning tools. Kinesthetic learners will focus better and absorb your material more quickly if they have something to do with their hands.
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So many customers "complain" that their Fiddles are so popular that people want to keep them. With this set, you can encourage them to do so. This low-cost Fiddle set offers plenty of finger-enticing fiddlebility.
Includes 25 pieces, including Gyrobi, Loopeez, metal springs, stretchy string, Brain Noodles, pufferballs, Jeliku, bendables, Bendeez, etc. (Substitutions may occur.)
Comes with its own FREE sturdy, see-through Fiddle Box for convenient storage and travel.
View Video Demo!
Enrich the "sensory diet" of your learners. Our "fiddles" may look like toys to the untrained eye, but they are truly serious learning tools. Kinesthetic learners will focus better and absorb your material more quickly if they have something to do with their hands.
Click here to view FREE Facilitation Notes!
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Enrich the "sensory diet" of your learners. Our "fiddles" may look like toys to the untrained eye, but they are truly serious learning tools. Kinesthetic learners will focus better and absorb your material more quickly if they have something to do with their hands.
- VARIETY: Offer a variety of "toys."
- TOOLS not TOYS: You can either let these "toys" speak for themselves or let people know that they are "tools" and help some people focus better.
- FLOATING ATTENTION: Explain the idea of floating attention – the part of your mind that wanders when a lecture or conversation doesn't take your complete focus. Instead of daydreaming, which takes your mind completely off topic, fidgeting and doodling can use that energy more productively.
- DEBRIEF: Mid-way, or after a meeting, ask your group about the impact of the "toys." Find out if they were found to be helpful or distracting. Ask of there are other favorite fidget toys they'd like to have on hand.
- STAND AND STRETCH: Don't rely only on fidget toys, invite your group to stand, stretch, or walk around if they need to get the blood moving back to their brain.
- FOOD AND WATER: Remember food and water are also critical to maintaining focus over long periods of time.
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