Compatible Storage Bag 👜
A padded, water-resistant bag helps make storing and carrying the folded set more convenient. Approx. bag size: 30" × 21.5".
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DRAW • EXPLORE • LEARN • CREATE
From colorful doodles to hands-on sensory play, this flexible activity table gives little ones their own place to create, explore, learn and imagine — then folds down when playtime is over.

Use the smooth reusable surface for colorful doodles, writing practice and everyday creative activities.
Flip the reversible lid for a classic chalk surface that gives little artists another way to create.
Remove the lids to reveal the activity bins underneath and create hands-on play with suitable sensory materials.
Turn it into a practical kid-sized surface for crafts, puzzles, learning, homework or everyday activities.

The reversible whiteboard and chalkboard lids give kids two reusable creative surfaces. Lift them away and the sensory activity space is ready underneath.


Fill the activity bins with suitable sensory materials and turn playtime into a hands-on space for creativity, coordination and exploration.
Pick up, sort and move materials during play.
Open-ended activities can change every day.
Hands and eyes work together during activities.
A little place for children to explore their own ideas.
The legs fold down and the storage bins collapse, helping the whole setup take up less space when playtime is over.

When sensory play is finished, the same table can become a place for creativity, learning or everyday routines.

The set also includes a compatible storage bag and sensory learning number puzzle for even more everyday use.
A padded, water-resistant bag helps make storing and carrying the folded set more convenient. Approx. bag size: 30" × 21.5".
A compatible number puzzle uses silicone numbers with a wooden puzzle base and is designed to fit the sensory-table bins.
A child-sized activity surface with a foldable design that can be packed down when it is no longer needed.

Use age-appropriate sensory materials and provide suitable adult supervision, especially when activities contain small loose pieces.
Draw a picture. Dig for hidden treasures. Practice numbers. Finish a puzzle. Create something completely new — all from one flexible activity space.
