Pirate Kit

🏴‍☠️Yo Ho Yo Ho A Pirates Life For Me! 🏴‍☠️

It was rough seas and your ship was destroyed. Now you and your scallywag crew are abandoned on a deserted island! What’s a pirate to do?! Count all the glorious treasure you managed to drag from the shipwreck? Befriend some wildlife? Perhaps bury the skeleton key so no other pirates can steal your jewels! The world is your oyster.

Allow your little ones curiousity to run wild as they explore the variety of textures this sensory kit has to offer. Each item this kit contains is thoughtfully chosen and tested by little hands to ensure maximum playability and interest. Sensory play has been shown to help children develop language and motor skills alongside creativity, problem solving, social and emotional development. Not to mention, it’s an absolute blast!

Every order comes packaged like you are receiving a gift. All sensory filler will arrive in resealable bags to make clean up and storage easy peasy. Figurines will be packaged in organza bags or wrapped in tissue paper depending on size. Orders are shipped same day or next day depending on the time the order the is placed.

🏴‍☠️What’s In The Box 🏴‍☠️

- 1 Pound of Kinetic Sand Bin Filler

- 3.5 Heaping Cups of Pirate themed Ocean Filler (Dyed Rice, Opalescent Garbanzo Beans, Beads)

- 3 Pirates (1 Captain, 2 Crewmates, Styles will vary)

- 1 Plastic Treasure Chest

- 1 Metal Skeleton Key

- 1 Miniature Seagull

- 1 Miniature Hermit Crab

- 6 Plastic Treasure Coins

- 10 Small Gems

- 6 Larger Multishaped Gems (colors will vary)

- 2 Pirate Flags

- 2 Palm Trees

- 2 Mini Metal Octopus Charma

- 1 Piece of Driftwood

- 1 Wooden Scoop

- 1 Bamboo Tongs

- Personalized Name Tiles

Sensory Bin kits do NOT include the actual bins. Wooden bowl not included.

All dye used is vegan and non-toxic. Rice is dyed using food dye and vinegar, there may be a slight smell this will dissipate after a short time.

Assembled in a dog and cat friendly home.

Due to the small nature of the items these are not recommended for children under the age of 3 or children. Adult supervision is recommended.