Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty Phantoms

Phantoms putty changes color in sunlight, glow a different color in the dark, and react to the Glow Charger in strange and mysterious ways. Each tin includes a compact, easy to use Glow Charger that amps up the awesome factor. Wherever the charger touches on the putty, it turns a supernatural hue.

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 just plain 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 and a glow charger. Ages 3 years and up.

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

Artic Flare
A light red sky after a snowfall is the Albedo effect, which measures the reflectivity of the Earth’s surface and creates a light red sky after a snowfall. The whiteness of the fresh snow reflects away the greens and blues while allowing the highly concentrated long, red wavelengths to pass through to your eyes. This altered spectrum results in stunning red, pink, and orange skies.

This putty emulates the fire and ice scenario. Shining white gives way to magenta with the glow charger and glows amber in the dark.

Blue Moon
A blue moon is an extra full moon that occurs in a month or season. Known to herald rare or magical events, this lunar phenomenon has captured curiosity for centuries. Experience a similar marvel with this putty. Pale yellow by day, glow charger reveals a deep teal hue that changes to a bright sky blue glow in the dark.

Foxfire
Foxfire is the name of an eerie glow created by phosphorescent fungi in decaying wood. A natural wonder, foxfire is often associated with magical things like woodland fairies and the will o’ the wisp. This glimmers light green putty shines a bright blue when drawn on with the glow charger.

Mystic Glacier
Glaciers often appear to glow with shades of blue, purple, and green light. This is because they absorb the red, orange, and yellow light delivered by the sun. The remaining higher spectrum colors change depending on the ice thickness, trapped air bubbles, and the angle of the sun. An icy blue swirled with glitter, this putty glows green in the dark and turns a deep purple with the glow charger.

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