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Seashell Letter Match Sensory Bin with Coconut Cloud Dough Sand from And Next Comes L

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Invite your child to explore the beach in this wonderful sensory bin featuring coconut cloud dough sand and seashells with letters written on them. Have your child match uppercase and lowercase letters using the seashells to reinforce important literacy skills.

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