DNA Lab Slow Rise Ball - 1 ball
Item #707847
Double tap Zoom
$2.99
Pay in 3 Monthly Payments
Simply select EZ Pay at checkout. No fees!
1 ball
Quantity
Ready to Ship
Get it Dec 17, 2025
Order in the next 1 hr and 44 mins
Get it Dec 17, 2025
Order in the next 1 hr and 44 mins
Added to Your Cart
Description
Specifications
Reviews
Buy this item in a bundled kit
Description
DNA Lab Slow Rise Ball - 1 ball
$2.99
Ages: 6+ / Grades: PreK+
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years of age.Let Kids Squish Colorful DNA-Themed Balls To Relieve Stress
The latest in scientific squeezing technology! The DNA Lab Slow Rise Ball provides endless hours of squeezing, smooshing, mooshing fun! Each translucent ball is filled with colorful beads and squishable orbs.
- A Quiet Way To Release Energy And Anxiety: When kids need to calm themselves and get rid of pent-up energy, they can squeeze these soft, colorful balls. It will help them settle down and focus without disturbing classmates.
- Cool Colors: These balls come in cool color combinations: yellow/white, blue/white, pink/white, orange/yellow, purple/pink, and blue/yellow. Kids will love them all.
- Inexpensive Incentive, Reward, Or Party Favor: These colorful, squeezable balls make an inexpensive reward for academic accomplishments, good behavior, reading goals met, and more. You can also give them out as birthday gifts or party favors.Give kids a quiet, colorful stress reliever with these soft, squishy balls.
Specifications
DNA Lab Slow Rise Ball - 1 ball
$2.99
- 1 squishy ball (colors vary)
Resources
DNA Lab Slow Rise Ball - 1 ball
$2.99
Reviews
DNA Lab Slow Rise Ball - 1 ball
$2.99
Standards Matching Tool
DNA Lab Slow Rise Ball - 1 ball
$2.99
We Know Standards
In the U.S alone, nearly 30% of educational standards are overhauled, revised or edited each year. Tracking these changes demands the full-time expertise and we have the tool to manage those standards, so you can trust us as the leader in standards alignment. Correlations are made for all State, National, and Common Core Standards. In addition, we have Head Start standards for early childhood. And most recently, we’ve added both National STEM Standards and Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).
Recommended For You
More Like This
