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These green onion scent scratch-and-sniff stickers are colorful paper rewards for teachers and other adults who motivate children. Use them to recognize effort, encourage participation, and add a sensory element to sticker-based incentives.
The set includes 6 packs with 48 stickers per pack, for 288 stickers total. Each pack contains 4 sheets. Round stickers measure 1.25 inches in diameter and release a green onion aroma when scratched. They are made of paper, photo safe, acid free, and allergen free.
Key Features:
Choose these scented stickers for kid-focused recognition, journaling, and incentive activities when a multi-pack supply and scratch-and-sniff interaction fit your needs.
| stock: | 11 |
| spec_uom: | BN |
| brand_name: | TREND |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | T-83059-6 |
| Material: | Paper |
| Color: | Multi |
| Brand: | TREND |
| Width: | 4.13 in |
| Height: | 0.30 in |
| Depth: | 8.00 in |
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