Large Pumice Stone
These pumice stones make a fantastic addition to small world play and stem play.
Pumice is a special kind of rock that is formed from volcanic lava. When a volcano erupts, hot molten lava shoots out and gets mixed with gas bubbles. As the lava cools down quickly, those gas bubbles get trapped inside and create holes in the rock, making it very lightweight and full of tiny pockets of air.
The result is pumice, a light and porous rock that feels rough to the touch. It is often grey or light brown in colour and has a spongy texture.
These large pumice stones are between 7 and 12 cm diameter (approximately).
Price is for 1 stone.
Not suitable for children under 3 years.
These pumice stones make a fantastic addition to small world play and stem play.
Pumice is a special kind of rock that is formed from volcanic lava. When a volcano erupts, hot molten lava shoots out and gets mixed with gas bubbles. As the lava cools down quickly, those gas bubbles get trapped inside and create holes in the rock, making it very lightweight and full of tiny pockets of air.
The result is pumice, a light and porous rock that feels rough to the touch. It is often grey or light brown in colour and has a spongy texture.
These large pumice stones are between 7 and 12 cm diameter (approximately).
Price is for 1 stone.
Not suitable for children under 3 years.
These pumice stones make a fantastic addition to small world play and stem play.
Pumice is a special kind of rock that is formed from volcanic lava. When a volcano erupts, hot molten lava shoots out and gets mixed with gas bubbles. As the lava cools down quickly, those gas bubbles get trapped inside and create holes in the rock, making it very lightweight and full of tiny pockets of air.
The result is pumice, a light and porous rock that feels rough to the touch. It is often grey or light brown in colour and has a spongy texture.
These large pumice stones are between 7 and 12 cm diameter (approximately).
Price is for 1 stone.
Not suitable for children under 3 years.
And guess what? Pumice is also used as a fun tool for sensory play! Its unique texture makes it great for sensory activities. You can touch it, rub it, or even hold it underwater and watch it float back up to the surface because it's so lightweight.
Playing with pumice can be an adventure. You can use it in imaginative play as part of your stories or pretend it's a special rock from outer space. You can explore its rough surface with your fingertips or create patterns in the sand with it. The possibilities are endless!
