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Latest craze Fidget Cubes and Spinners and where to find stock - Prices from £1.36 delivered
£1.36Ali Express Deals
Are the kids pestering for the new craze toy fidget cubes and spinners? It seems to be all I have heard of this past week. Loads of places have sold out or people are putting them in auctions at stupid prices on eBay to take advantage of desperate parents (Like Hatchimals all over again!) Lots of places don't even stock them yet and those that do are out of stock for delivery and its collection only so I have put together a list of where the stock is at the time of posting if you want to see what all the hype is about. They were originally designed to be stress relivers and help children with ADHD and Autism to focus for longer. Lots of schools are banning them as they are becoming too much of a distraction in class but used at home or in the right environment, they can be helpful.
Ali Express have both the spinner and cube type in all different colours, shapes, sizes and designs starting from £1.36 each for spinner type but price breaks if you buy in quantites so might be worth looking at that. They even have Batman style ones!
Link to all Ali Express Fidget Cubes HERE

Link to all Ali Express Fidget Spinners

Gearbest have them but they call then "Focus Toys" Starting at £1.93 delivered [url=http://www.gearbest.com/focus-toy-_gear/]LINK TO ALL

Smyths Toys have a selection of 4 different types from £5.99 - £9.99
HERE

Groupon have a selection of Whirlerz finger fidget spinners from £3.98 plus £1.99 postage (£5.97 delivered)
HERE

Toys R Us - out of stock for delivery click and collect where there is stock only. Basic spinners for £2.99
HERE
Ali Express have both the spinner and cube type in all different colours, shapes, sizes and designs starting from £1.36 each for spinner type but price breaks if you buy in quantites so might be worth looking at that. They even have Batman style ones!
Link to all Ali Express Fidget Cubes HERE

Link to all Ali Express Fidget Spinners

Gearbest have them but they call then "Focus Toys" Starting at £1.93 delivered [url=http://www.gearbest.com/focus-toy-_gear/]LINK TO ALL

Smyths Toys have a selection of 4 different types from £5.99 - £9.99
HERE

Groupon have a selection of Whirlerz finger fidget spinners from £3.98 plus £1.99 postage (£5.97 delivered)
HERE

Toys R Us - out of stock for delivery click and collect where there is stock only. Basic spinners for £2.99
HERE
D- for punctuation and grammar. Must try harder.
And you can say that they dont because of precisely what? The best people to judge whether something affects a childs learning is the person providing the learning, not the person who couldn't tell 'Darling Jack and Angel Jill' that as the doctor has not diagnosed them with any learning condition that they wont actually help them in the classroom. Or even as the parent of a child with ADHD/Autism that there are actually no scientific studies on whether these do work as a learning aid, so if the teacher says to put it away, then put it away.
Should I start a thread telling everyone the cheapest place to buy sugar? Thanks for the effort though
Ok I'll pitch in.....I work part time as a teaching assistant. I was trying to help a boy do his maths but he had a spinner. Did he do any work that lesson? No of course not. He played with his spinner. I noticed the other easily distracted children watching spinner boy and not focusing on their work too. These thing are no good in a typical classroom setting. They make a horrible whizz sound and distract the other kids who then start to moan that they want one too.
Should I start a thread telling everyone the cheapest place to buy sugar? Thanks for the effort though
And you can say that they dont because of precisely what? The best people to judge whether something affects a childs learning is the person providing the learning, not the person who couldn't tell 'Darling Jack and Angel Jill' that as the doctor has not diagnosed them with any learning condition that they wont actually help them in the classroom. Or even as the parent of a child with ADHD/Autism that there are actually no scientific studies on whether these do work as a learning aid, so if the teacher says to put it away, then put it away.
....and putting your card details on a Chinese site. When Aliexpress use PayPal they might sell more to the UK
What do you mean any more? There haven't been any yet, saying anything of the sort. Maybe these fictional teachers are on to something?
Hey Steve,go easy on this person no need to be sarcastic (sugar quote) I found this post very helpful cus this is the latest craze and currently selling for £5 everywhere else.
I appreciate (emribena) efforts thanks
? Are you saying that home bargains stock these?
Not correct - on the website set your currency as "£ GBP" (top right-ish of screen) and you'll pay in pounds, no exchange fees. I learnt the hard way, forgot to change this and let my card provider handle the conversion, much to their advantage. No idea how this is done on the app version, must be easy enough with a little looking I'm sure.
Ok I'll pitch in.....I work part time as a teaching assistant. I was trying to help a boy do his maths but he had a spinner. Did he do any work that lesson? No of course not. He played with his spinner. I noticed the other easily distracted children watching spinner boy and not focusing on their work too. These thing are no good in a typical classroom setting. They make a horrible whizz sound and distract the other kids who then start to moan that they want one too.
Yes, distracting to the child using them and the whole class. (Unless a specific diagnosis recommends them, but this is a very very small number)
you sound a right barrel of laughs.
Why not take it off him? I don't think it's his fault that he didn't do anything in the lesson
You make it sound so simple lol Some children are very difficult and you can't just take things from their hands without it turning into a fight. Besides, we had already had swearing and books thrown at the teacher in that particular lesson, we didn't need anymore drama.
yes I am a teacher. i suggest you use it on the toilet, it might help you while your on constipation
D- for punctuation and grammar. Must try harder.
Unlike x number of others, I read the other thread and get your point entirely.
Nice one oliverreed! Light the blue touch-paper and retire to a safe distance...
If you took one off my kids and binned it id be down the school and you would be replacing it. I remember my days in school and if you had something took off you you collected it at the end of the lesson or the end of the day the teachers would of never put a childs property in the bin, do you also bin mobile phones and hand held consoles? No matter what you think of the toy someone paid for that toy and money doesn't come for free.
Your closing statement says it all really and only reinforces my original point
Didn't stop them twanging it with a ruler, though. Perverts.
Education doesn't come for free either. Someone will have paid for it. It might get the message across not to play around rather than pay attention. Not really fair comparing a mobile phone that costs significantly more and has a legitimate role to play to a pointless toy that cost a few pence to make.
So you're a thief?
NO one agrees with that. Kids with or without disabilities like to play with these.
Heck I have these and I don't have any sort of disability. I do see lots of children in general buying and walking around with them though.
u r the pathetic one with that statement
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Boy, oh boy. We've found ourselves a PE teacher. (_;)