Introducing Sensory Dice, the first-ever therapy-designed foam dice that turn essential sensory activities into a game!
Whether your child needs to calm down, wake up, or focus, just roll the dice and follow the simple movement prompts – no stress, no struggle, just fun!
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This set of three foam dice was designed by pediatric therapy experts to make sensory regulation fun and effortless! Each die represents a different sensory need:
Helps your child relax and self-soothe with deep pressure and grounding activities.
Energizes and awakens the body with stimulating movements, perfect for transitions and sleepy moments.
Encourages concentration and body awareness through structured exercises, ideal for learning and classroom settings.
Simply roll the dice, follow the illustrated activity, and watch your child engage in sensory-friendly movement that helps them feel their best. Made from soft, durable, non-toxic foam, The Sensory Activity Dice are safe, easy to clean, and perfect for home, classrooms, and therapy sessions.
Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or occupational therapist, The Sensory Activity Dice makes it easier than ever to incorporate essential sensory breaks into any routine!
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Guided video demonstrations from our therapists to strengthen understanding and results.
When you purchase Sensory Dice, you gain exclusive access to our comprehensive Video Activity Library. This resource offers detailed video demonstrations for each activity featured on the Sensory Dice, ensuring you can confidently and effectively integrate them into daily routines.
Led by our certified occupational therapy assistants, Rachel Harrington (COTA/L, AC) and Jessica Hill (COTA/L), the library provides:
This complimentary resource ensures you have expert guidance at your fingertips, making sensory regulation engaging and straightforward for both you and your child.
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Sensory Dice are designed for children ages 3 and up. The activities are safe and engaging for young learners and can be easily adapted for different developmental levels.
We currently ship Sensory Dice within the United States when purchased from our website.
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Yes! Sensory Dice are made from soft, durable, non-toxic foamand are independently safety tested to meet US and Canadian safety standards. We recommend adult supervision for younger children.
Simply roll a die and follow the illustrated activity shown face-up. Each die is color-coded for a specific sensory goal:
For best results, check out our free Video Activity Library for expert-guided demonstrations.
Not at all. Sensory Dice are great for all kids, whether they need support with self-regulation, focus, or movement breaks. They are also widely used by:
Yes. Sensory Dice are perfect for group activities, sensory breaks, and therapy exercises. They are easy to use in classrooms, clinics, and at home, making them a versatile tool for educators and therapists.
Simply wipe them clean with a damp cloth as needed. Avoid soaking them in water to maintain their durability.
Yes. Each set includes a storage bag, three color-coded dice, and access to our online Video Activity Library, where our in-house occupational therapy experts demonstrate each activity.
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Time to move, pick the activity. I like how this adds some random choice into getting kids involved in the movement break. Fun.KEY:⭐️ 1 star= Disappointed. I don't recommend it, it is poor quality, or it does not reflect the advertising.⭐️⭐️ 2 stars = Has some redeeming quality.⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3 stars = It's passable. I might not have bothered.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4 stars = Mostly Satisfied.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 stars = Entirely Satisfied. Recommend.
The dice themselves are good, it’s a good concept either way clear thought and intention behind it. I got it to use with my brother who has Down syndrome and I think it’s a great activity for a sensory break or just a rainy day. The fabric from the bag comes off on the dice and it’s surprisingly not easy to clean off. One of them also appears to have the arms from another sticker stuck on it out of place which makes it seem like worse quality. Content is good but quality control needs to be better!
My husband was really interested in these kids/adult sensory activity dice. Once we got them in, I too was super interested. This is such a great way to keep active at home. Especially if you work from home! Helps drown out the noise in your head. Keeps your body moving and active, which is what I personally needed. Very easy to use and super fun as well. They function as they should and the dice themselves are pretty durable. They are made of a thicker foam material, but still can be punctured. I liked the sequential finger touching. That really helped me calm down and get back into my daily work routine. Great value for what you ultimately get out of them.Another cool way to get kids active as well. Help them take 15/20 minutes out of their day to do something productive. Plus doing it together has to be the best part. Spending quality time! I do recommend
My son was born 14 weeks premature (and subsequently had significant complications in the NICU like sepsis). He is currently just over 3.5. While he “looks normal” — he isn’t. He has various complications likely due to his extreme prematurity — asthma, developmental delays, sensory processing and emotional regulation issues, feeding issues, and more. Not diagnosed ADHD or autistic (yet) but many indicators and he likely is both. He’s already getting the same services so it doesn’t really matter what the label is.While he is 3.5, developmentally he is more like 2. He is a petite little guy, wearing 2T. We see four private therapists per week (PT/OT/ST/feeding) and he goes to a special education developmental preschool.My career is in health insurance, too. I have been living and breathing this for years.We own numerous Harkla products (and competitor products)… in fact, I have written reviews about my son’s experience using some of their other products.My son also struggled with areas these dice are targeting - various aspects of ability to emotionally self-regulate.I am very pleased overall and find these safe for 3+. I love the concept, I love how easy these will be to integrate into our routine and make learning fun. I think these mainly “physical” moves will be good for him, too.I can’t wait to take these to the OT and discuss her thoughts on incorporating them and making the most of them. (I do love the content Harkla provides and find it generally great but we are very close with our own therapists who are more familiar with our son’s unique needs).ONLY complaint: this will not be uncommon in their target audience - children with tics/particularities. My son likes things clean and undamaged. If they are dirty or broken he can become highly fixated on cleaning and fixing them. :(These dice have seams that my son perceived as dirty and damaged (even brand new), and this was very frustrating to him. He desperately wanted them fixed. We’ve been working on the concept that damaged things are not broken, it’s ok to be damaged, etc…. But this is just one of his *things*.I was disappointed to see all 3 dice had similar notable/jagged/dirty looking seams. This isn’t what I typically expect of Harkla products. I am rating a full 5 stars for now… However, I am VERY excited for this product for my son and will update as we begin to use it more!
These are the perfect reminders to move your body. They would be great for your desk but they're a little big. They are 6 cm cubed. End to end that's 18 cm!! So you'll have to find a space for them but keep them handy. They have simple moves that you can do at your desk or in your office that can help you focus, recharge, or calm down. You can even do two in a row. Great idea please make the dodecahedron version ;o)
3 foam sensory dice with exercise images/ stretches / movement break activity on each side of the dice. Comes with lightweight mesh bag. Has a small booklet explaining sensory breaks and how to incorporate the dice into activity. Color coded with orange for alerting activity, lime green for focus and blue for calming strategies. I believe all the images are vinyl stick Ina, hopefully they will last well.
I wasn't sure my 5 year old would be into this or not, but we made it a fun after dinner family activity and she loved it! We've had a ton of snow days this year and have felt cooped up, and after a day of seeing my child struggle to focus and sit still I remembered I had these sensory activity dice. We went through the circuit that the little booklet recommends, and my kid was able to follow along when I demonstrated the movements. My child has some sensory needs that I'm still trying to figure out and meet, as well as difficulty with body awareness, so these movements feel like a great starting point for her to figure out what helps her body.Make sure to read through the tiny booklet that comes in the bag. It has a lot of good information, including a video library to see the movements, which is so helpful for my visual loving kid!I did note that when I first got the dice out of the bag, some of the dice had a bit of black residue, my guess from just distribution, but it wiped off and looked just fine. There was also a little bit of a chemical smell to them when they first arrived, but after a day that dissipated and is no longer an issue.
These dice are sturdy with wonderful sensory activities on each side. They has been very useful when I need some activities for my boys to do. We don't have to think, we just roll the die and it chooses the activity for us. I especially love that each color represents a different need, so we know which one to use (Blue = calm, Orange = alerting, Green = focus). The activities are pretty easy to understand, but for any that you are unsure about, they include a QR code on the last page of the instruction guide that takes you to their activity library.
Great sensory dice. Fun way to get kids up and moving. Each die has different things on them, stretches, drink water, etc.
My son finds it difficult to sit still and remain focused for longer than 10-15 minutes at a time for most things, and we've found that these dice are a really great way interrupt an activity with little mini breaks to help him get out some wiggles so he can re-focus. The different colored dice encourage different types of energy: calming, alerting, and focusing. We usually start with the orange dice (alerting) a few times to get some energy out, then the blue dice (calming) once or twice, and sometimes we'll throw the green dice (focusing) if he is still interested in them.I've found that when he starts to seem restless or less focused when we are working on a project or learning something new, I can ask him if he wants to throw the dice a few times (he almost always answers with a yes), and after the dice activities we are usually able to get back to the original activity with renewed vigor or interest.My son and I both really like these dice and recommend them to folks whose kids could benefit from breaking up larger, more focused activities with occasional movement breaks.
These have been a great redirect for when my toddler is having a hard time! I will say that “green” is very yellow/neon and it honestly makes remembering the purpose of each die a little harder for me, but she loves the opportunity to toss the dice and copy whatever is face up.Definitely worth reading the manual to get the most out of these dice. I’d recommend these to any fellow stay at home parents for those rougher patches. They work best when introduced and occasionally brought out during good easy times so that they’re not unfamiliar/uninteresting/negatively associated in the thick of when kiddo needs regulation support.My toddler is 2 years old and I can see these lasting us through childhood, so there’s a big applicable age range here.
These cubes are really great. First of all, they are soft so they can be thrown without much issue. There are three different colors and each color focuses on a different thing. The dice themselves are large enough that they won't get lost easily. I love that the dice could be given to a pair of children and they play with each other rather than necessarily needing an adult to co-regulate with them.
These are an excellent sensory activity tool. The blocks are lightweight but large, filling an adult hand. The illustrations represent a clear depiction of the suggested activity and are easy to understand and execute. These provide silently executable sensory activities that can be offered when my child is overstimulated or upset and not amenable to receiving verbal suggestions.
We're working with my 5 year old on how to appropriately deal with his emotions when he is angry or sad or frustrated. These cubes have been a great addition to helping him and us find better strategies to use to help calm his emotions. The dice are large and the pictures are engaging. They also come with a link to a webpage that goes into a bit more detail of how to use each strategy for self regulation. As a parent I have this very informative and helpful.
I am loving these dice, and so are my kiddo's teachers. Directing or redirecting a kiddo to "roll the dice" to choose a sensory need meeting activity is much easier!The dice themselves are great quality, and the variety of exercises is wonderful. They're definitely parent, teacher, and school OT approved!
Great idea and value, durable, and easy to use
So, I'm going to preface this by saying I was already a fan of Harkla and had just seen these advertised on instagram when they popped up on amazon. I am thrilled to have a chance to trial one of their products. As an OT in the school system, I'm always looking for new ways to engage that kids in learning about self regulation and sensory techniques. These dice have been such a winner over the last week and a half. You get 3 large dice, one for focus, one for calming, and one for energizing. Most of my kiddos need the calming and focus dice. Each set of dice has activities that are simple and provide different input on each side. The kids roll and we practice one of the techniques. Then we incorporate some interoception into the activities where I try to get the kids to tune in to their body sensations and how the activity makes them feel. Something about the dice makes this so much more fun for the kids! The dice are quiet, appear to be very durable, are easy to use and are definitely worth the investment!
These are great! My wife used them in her class and showed the children each side of each cube and her students wanted to try some of them right away! Good quality and great ideas on each cube for brain breaks and more!
