Traffic Light Sensory Tray & Memory Game

This Traffic Light sensory play tray can be used in a number of different ways to support educational play. It can be used to support imaginative play and storytelling.
The tray can be used to aid colour recognition, the tokens can be added on top of the lights to create your very own memory game i.e. ‘Where is ‘go’?’ ‘What colour is ‘go’?’. There is the added phonic element to these tokens, ‘go’ being a key word to recognise by sight within reception, and ‘stop’ and ‘wait’ being decadable words your little one can sound out. The tray can be used to aid fine motor development and is ideal for learning through play at home or within an educational setting.

What themes or plays is this item suitable for?

This item is perfect for learning about road safety, traffic lights and vehicles. 

How big is this item?

The sensory tray measures approximately 8cm wide and 19cm in length. The internal depth is 1.5cm

The stop, wait and go tokens are 4.3cm in diameter. 

Can this item be used in water play?

This item is suitable for water play, fizzy play will likely stain the item.

Safety and Care Instructions

• This item is UKCA tested.
• WARNING: This item requires full adult supervision and is suitable for ages 3 and over.
• WARNING: These counting tokens are small and are NOT suitable for under 3 years.
• May present as a choking hazard, do not allow children who put toys in their mouth to play with these items. 
• This item is not dishwasher safe.
• If required, wipe the item with a cool damp cloth and ensure it is thoroughly dried.
• Store the item in a cool place. High temperatures can cause the item to become deformed due to the physical properties of PLA.
• If your item shows signs of damage please discard the item.

PLA? What is it?

PLA stands for Polylactic Acid. It is a polymer that is derived from plants and while it is marketed as eco-friendly it is still a plastic but it is a better option than oil derived plastics. Additionally, PLA is biodegradable but only under certain conditions. It will not degrade in typical compost heaps and as such it is advised to not discard your used PLA items this way. Please contact your local authority to discuss if they have PLA recycling or compost options available.