Sandtastik Sparkling White Play Sand - 50 lb (22.6 kg), Fill Sandboxes & Sensory Tables, Non-Toxic, Scoop, Mold & Pour

Sandtastik Sparkling White Play Sand - 50 lb (22.6 kg), Fill Sandboxes & Sensory Tables, Non-Toxic, Scoop, Mold & Pour

• CLEAN, CALMING SENSORY FUN – Watch your child’s creativity flourish with sand that’s as beneficial as it is fun! This clean, tactile sensory sand helps develop fine motor skills, improves hand-eye coordination, and encourages imaginative play—all while providing soothing sensory stimulation.
• INSPIRE CREATIVE PLAY – Spark big ideas with Sandtastik Sparkling White Play Sand! Perfect for open-ended play, it encourages artistic expression, storytelling, and joyful collaboration with others.
• SAFE FOR KIDS – Peace of mind comes standard. Made from silica-deficient rock and tested regularly by toxicology professionals, this sand is certified non-toxic and crafted for safe, worry-free play.
• ENDLESS WAYS TO PLAY – Whether they’re digging, sifting, piling, or molding, kids will discover countless ways to explore and express themselves with this ultra-versatile sensory sand.

Children are naturally inspired by the simplicity of soft granular sand. It's a boundless medium. Watch as they will dig, pile, sift, compact and more. Sandtastik sparkling White play sand provides tactile and sensory stimulation necessary for the development of a child's imagination, hand-eye coordination, and fine motor Skills such as shoulder stability, forearm rotation, wrist control, and hand strength. Play sand Also encourages creativity, visualization and social interaction. With the growing concern for health and safety in children's Products, It is important to minimize the potential dangers from various unknown sources of sand. This is why our play sand and colored sand products are the preferred choice for sandboxes, sand & Water tables, sand trays in schools, child care centers, children's museums, therapeutic practices, hospitals, and homes around the globe. Our process begins with a specific Type of silica-deficient rock and ends with the safety Approval from the toxicology professionals at the Duke University school of medicine in Durham, NC.