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K0302-F: Rhino Clear PC Tray w- continuous 5-8" H rim and 4.5" Deep stomach cutout. (Special : Adult=18"D x 24"W x 1-4"T) Adult sized wheelchair tray with deep cut-out |
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K0401-C: Adjustacart - 30"W x 34"D Ajustable computer desk lets users work standing or sitting! |
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K0401-E: Adjustacart - 36"W x 34"D Ajustable computer desk lets users work standing or sitting! |
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K0401-G: Adjustacart - 48"W x 34"D Ajustable computer desk lets users work standing or sitting! |
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K0501-A: Floor Desk - 9 Mo-12 yrs 27.5"W x 15"D x 12"H - TF Melamine (white or maple) Kids spend a lot of time on the floor, now they can play in comfort! |
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K0502-A: Floor Sitter 16"W x 18"D x 16"H Play in comfort on the floor! |
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K0502-B: Butterfly shaped chest support for Floor Sitter Chest support for Floor Sitter |
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K0502-C: Storage Bag For Floor Sitter Keep those toys accessible and organized! |
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K0503-A: Rhino Trays Easel - 16"H x 245"W x 0.25"T with steel legs, nonglare cover & pencil edge When you need an easle that will stay put! Rhino Tray accessory. |
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K0503-B: Rhino Trays Easel Option Tracks with stops Tape mount and locking knob |
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Where should I grip my pencil?
Some children hold their pencils too far up the pencil's shaft. Their hands may even be right off of the paper, causing light pressure and wobbly control. Try wrapping a bright Wikki Stix around the pencil at the proper grasp point. The visual and tactile cue can really help!