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Mini Sensory Light Jar

15,65 € (VAT not included)
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Sensory Light Cubes – Character Set

12,35 € (VAT not included)
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Cubos de luz sensoriales

14,85 € (VAT not included)
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Jarra de luz sensorial

18,15 € (VAT not included)
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Relleno jarra sensorial

6,60 € (VAT not included)
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GloPals is an American brand of sensory toys with light that switches on in water. It started with light-up bath cubes and now also makes sensory jars and fillers to customise them. Logopedicum stocks 7 of its products.

Cubes that light up in water

The light cubes switch on by themselves when they touch water, in green, blue or multicolour. The character set adds a figure to the cubes and comes in three models. They contain small parts and should not be left underwater for long.

Sensory light jars

The light jar is activated with water and changes colour. The mini sensory light jar is the portable version. You will find more material of this kind in our light resources section.

Why buy GloPals at Logopedicum?

You have cubes, jars and fillers in one place, next to our other light resources for sensory stimulation.

Frequently asked questions about GloPals

Where is GloPals from?

GloPals is an American brand of sensory toys that light up with water.

How do the cubes switch on?

By themselves, when they touch water: they light up in green, blue or multicolour. See the character set.

What is the mini jar?

The portable version of the light jar: it lights up when you add water. It is the mini sensory light jar.

Where can I find more light resources?

In our light resources section.

Can the cubes stay in the water?

During play yes, but they should not be left underwater for long. They contain small parts.