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05-Sep-2010, 20:25
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 Sticky balls  Found them!! Amazon.com and they are called 'suction balls'(just incase anyone else was wondering) TIA Tabatha Last edited by Tabatha35; 07-Sep-2010 at 13:06. |
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07-Sep-2010, 13:51
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 Re: Sticky balls haha Tbh, when I saw the title "stick balls" I wasn't sure what to expect.  |
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21-Sep-2010, 13:49
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| Re: Sticky balls What useful learning aids those sticky balls are. There are so many activities you can use them for. The only limitation is our scope of imagination. Enjoy your sticky ball!!!  |
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22-Sep-2010, 10:38
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| Re: Sticky balls They do look good.  |
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