Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty Illusions

Thinking putty stretches, twists, tears, and bounces for fun sensory therapy, improving hand strength, and cause and effect. Infuse hand strengthening exercises, sensory integration therapy or playtime with mesmerizing colors.

Non-toxic Thinking Putty has no odor, never dries out, and does not leave any greasy film on hands. CPSIA compliant. Comes in a handy tin with 3.2 oz. of putty. Ages 3 years and up.

Made in the USA, employing exceptional individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities.

Super Fly
Musca Domestica (commonly known as a housefly) has thousands of individual visual receptors called ommatidia. These receptors create what is known as a compound eye, which is capable of an almost 360-degree view and incredibly speedy sight. In this putty, shimmering tones of metallic green and black give way to gray and silver, just like the body of a common fly. Look again and see tones of peach, mauve, and pink refracting off of its pearly sheen.

Super Lava
When geothermal energy heats rock deep within the Earth, the molten result is called lava. Lava takes many forms, but the most well-known erupts from a volcano or fissure in the surface of a planet.

The color of lava depends on its temperature and will shift shades as it cools. Bright orange gives way to crimson copper. A dark, brownish red fades to black as the lava shifts from a liquid to solid. Experience this amazing color shift with this putty.

Super Oil Slick
An oil slick creates a colorful layer of oil that floats on the surface of water. This layer is highly reflective due to the light wave interference between oil, air, and water. This undulating refractive index makes for shifting colors that move and change with light. This putty has the same type of effect.

Super Scarab
The ancient Egyptians were amazed by the scarab beetle. Its beautiful, color-shifting exoskeleton — which mirrors light in tones of purple, blue, red, and copper — appeared magical and beyond the powers of man.

Often used in Egyptian art and religion, the scarab symbolized the restoration of life and was used for amulets, talismans, and jewelry. This putty is a modern interpretation of the colorful icon.

WARNING: Choking Hazard.  Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.