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PLAYLEARN DEVELOPLAY CUBE & DEVELOPLAY PANEL (MODEL 332-131 & 332-133)    

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--- DISCONTINUED (VERIFIED 05/96) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- PlayLearn Developlay Cube is a fastener block designed with six activities to enhance daily living skills doe childrenwith cognitive or physical disabilities. The activities include zipping, buckling, fastening and lacing and are located on each side of the cube. The cube is made of foam and covered with washable, heavy vinyl. Also available is one individual panel with all six activities. DIMENSIONS: 20 inches square. WEIGHT: 10 pounds and 5 pounds.

Notes: Manufacturer recommended ages: Preschool and Lower Elementary.

Price: 165.00 to 56.00.

This product record was updated on April 20, 2004.

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Manufacturer:

Sportsplay Equipment Inc.

5642 Natural Bridge
St Louis, Missouri 63120
United States
Telephone: 800-727-8180 or 314-389-4140.
Fax: 314-389-9034.
Web: http://www.sportsplayinc.com/.


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