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Yellow Door Seashells – Sensory Play Stones

Yellow Door Seashells – Sensory Play Stones

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Twelve Seaside Treasures, Ready to Be Discovered

Scallop, cockle, periwinkle, volute – this bumper collection of twelve seashell stones brings the tideline home, with every ridge, whorl and spiral picked out in lovely tactile detail. Made from a durable stone mix, they're happily at home in the sandpit and the water tray.

Bury them and go treasure hunting, sort them by size and pattern, or arrange them into a rockpool small world scene. With four shells in each of three sizes, they're brilliant for early maths and language too – comparing, counting and describing what makes each one special.

The set includes: barrel, cockle, clam, limpet, mussel, painted top, periwinkle, scallop, sundial, turban, turret and volute.

Why Little Ones Love It

  • Twelve realistic shells to handle, sort and investigate
  • Textured details that invite little fingers to explore
  • Perfect for beach habitats, underwater scenes and seaside storytelling
  • Made for sand and water play, indoors and out

Why Parents Love It

  • Durable stone mix that stands up to sand, water and enthusiastic play
  • Four shells in each of three sizes – great for sorting, counting and comparing
  • Builds observation skills and descriptive language through hands-on play
  • Includes free downloadable activity ideas, match & tidy mat and poster

The Details

  • Age: 2+
  • Set of: 12 stones
  • Size: 42–78mm

Free Resources to Explore

🌿 Play Inspiration Guide
🌿 Match & Tidy Mat
🌿 Seashell Poster

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