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Your cart is empty.Looking for an easy way to help kids learn early sensory skills? Check out these astro sensory toys! Each one features multiple ways to fidget—spin the planet, listen to the moon rocks rattle, and find the hidden alien, or peer through the rocket's glitter to spot the astronaut inside. How do these sensory toys help kids learn? These sensory fidget toys' also hide more surprises—twist the rocket's top for a fun clicking sound, then turn the lights off and discover glow-in-the-dark fun! Best of all, these one-piece fidget toys are ready for both sensory bins and on-the-go play. Made from durable wipe-clean plastic, the Soothing Space Sensory Fidget Set makes an easy addition to collections of occupational therapy toys, autism sensory toys, and calm-down corner supplies. We're Learning Resources, and learning is where we play. Whether we're helping toddlers learn their ABCs and 123s, teaching kindergarteners the foundations of fine motor and social-emotional skills, or introducing elementary-ready STEM and coding skills, our award-winning educational toys help kids discover fun, easy ways to learn, play, and grow. That's why parents, teachers, and occupational therapists trust us. Check out all of our best-loved toys at our brand store! What are the main skills that kids can learn with this toy? The Soothing Space Sensory Fidget Set helps kids develop sensory and social-emotional learning skills. How big is this toy? The largest piece in this set (the rocketship) measures 3.25"W x 4.3"H How many pieces are included with this toy? This set includes 2 pieces. What is this toy made from? Our toys are made from durable, wipe-clean plastic that’s designed for years of learning fun. This toy is compliant with EPA lead regulations. Where can I get a replacement part? While we're unable to stock replacements for every component that comes with our toys, we'll do our best to find the part or piece that makes your toy whole again. Just submit a request here with a description of the piece, and we'll let you know if and when we find it.
Talula Ann
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2025
These 2 educational toys are fun.The rocket ship has a button on top that twists and makes clicking noises. Inside it has glitter (always a must) and stars and a spaceman.The planet does glows in the dark and inside it has stars and an alien. If you hold the ring around the planet, the planet spins.I had fun playing with them and so did a 17-year-old.A child should not be able to break either, without intentionally doing so.Good gift for a child who is gifted or not.
K K OBrien
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025
The planet GLOWS IN THE DARK! This is such a fun little set that has been great for a travel toy and just playing with around the house. The planet has a nice spinning function to it and inside the beads there is a cute little alien which makes for a fun little hide and seek. Inside of the spaceship there is an astronaut and my toddler loves to shake it up to really get the glitter floating around!These are both a great quality, well made and feel very durable. Good pricepoint and would make such a fun birthday gift for a little one! Love the sensory aspect of it and definitely feels relaxing to fidget with. The glow in the dark planet is so fun whether at bedtime or during travel if you are making a long drive where it will be dark in the car.
Jess
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025
I was looking forward to getting this set of fidgets as my daughter loves space and likes fidget type toys. Overall they are well made and I have no complaints about that. However, they aren't fidgets as I expected. You get two. One is a planet with little plastic (?) things inside. The ring rotates around the planet itself and you can shake it. It sounds pretty loud to me (heard it from upstairs in our house when she was downstairs) and I couldn't wait for my daughter to stop shaking it. The other is a rocket ship with liquid in it that seems to be an oil/water/dye mix that swirls around and settled. The rocket ship also has a little astronaut figure inside. The liquid in the rocket ship settles REALLY fast and that was very disappointing. I was hoping it would be more like a sensory calm down bottle that takes a while to settle, but sadly it isn't. They each also have glow in the dark elements to them.I think this would be an ok fidget set for a younger child--3 or 4, maaaaaaybe 5. But it is sort of boring for an older child because they don't really give good fidgeting play.Pros:-Well made and sturdy-Good for small hands-Parts glow in the darkCons:-The planet fidget is really loud when you shake it--like a maraca.-The liquid in the rocket ship settles within seconds-Not good for older childrenI'm giving this 4 stars because there is nothing wrong with the quality of the product, but it is just too immature for my 7 year old. They will ultimately end up being displayed on a shelf or something.
Eevee
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2025
My son loves rocket ships and has wanted a toy one for a while so I figured this would be a nice little treat for him. He was very amused there was a guy inside the ship floating around and liked shaking it around. His next obsession with it was when I told him it glows in the dark. We did have to hold it up directly to the light to get it the glow brightly in the dark, so I don't expect passive light to give you brilliant glowing, you have to intentionally charge it. He then proceeded to play with it as a normal toy rocket having it fly around the house making rocket noises.The plant he was amused with the glow in the dark feature like the space ship but the same issue with it not glowing too brightly when just in a well lit room, but needing to be held up directly to the light to fully glow in the dark. He let it rattle a few times and then pretty much ignored it.These are being sold as fidget toys and my son did not use either as such. I don't even think he noticed the rocket ship top turned until I showed him and he didn't replicate the action after I showed him and just continued playing with it as a normal ship. With the planet he knocked it off the table a few times to get it to rattle but that was it. He did shake the rocket ship a bit to move the pieces but did he ever use it passively to fidget with, not at all.
Pancake Man
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2025
I have a child with autism, and finding good fidget toys is always something of value. These seemed like they could be interesting, and were nice and large/chunky, so I gave them a shot. My child enjoys looking at and studying them, but they don't really "play" with them, due to some odd design choices.The spaceship has pretty limited value as a fidget toy. You can twist the top to make a clicking noise, but my child finds this to be difficult (and it's not terribly obvious), so all you can really do is shake it. The planet, though, has a flattened bottom, which I could see being sold as a way to make it sit on a table easier, but it also makes it less versatile. You effectively can only spin the planet while holding the rings. Having a spherical planet would have given kids way more options.All that said, these are still nice, chunky, durable toys if you have a kid who's even remotely into space. I don't think it'll be a go-to fidget toy, but they may find value in their other elements.
Liz Lemonade
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2025
I'm a bit conflicted here, because the overall quality is good, and they're nice toys...for very small kids. The thing is, they're large and loud. True fidget toys are small and silent, so they can be manipulated during class or church or a meeting without causing distraction for others while helping the user. These are like baby rattles, almost. They're nice looking and sturdy, but I feel like they've been marketed incorrectly.
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