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The Rainbow Maker is an auditory and visual stimulation activity designed for use by children with neurological disabilities. The child grasps the clear tube at the top and the bottom and turns it upside down to send multi-colored beads falling, creating the sound of gently falling rain and creating a prism of color as the beads fall through the colored barriers.

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Price: 21.25.

This product record was updated on April 24, 2003.

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Kaye Products Inc.

535 Dimmocks Mill Road
Hillsborough, North Carolina 27278
United States
Telephone: 919-732-6444.
Fax: 800-685-5293 or 001-919-732-1444 (International).
Web: http://www.kayeproducts.com.
Email: sales@kayeproducts.com.


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