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Wikki Stix are the perfect arts and crafts toy for curious little minds and hands. Made from a strand of acryclic, hand-knitting yarn, they are non-toxic, eco-friendly and mess-free. Wikki Stix adhere to almost all smooth surfaces and to each other with just fingertip pressure.
Toy name: Wikki Stix
Manufacturer: Wikki Stix
Recommended age: 3 and up
Price: $9.30 through amazon.com
Kids of all ages will enjoy playing with Wikki Stix to make lots of different creations. The product sticks to itself, so kids will also enjoy melding the Stix together to make 3D figures. And since they are extremely durable, they can be re-used repeatedly. Wikki Stix are also great for teachers and educators who want to add another creative activity to their curriculums. “Cool Toy Pick” is an ongoing feature that highlights creative, imaginative and fun toys that have been kid-tested and approved.
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