Large Tongs Activities Set

Stainless Steel Tongs measures 5.5 x 1 inches (13 x 3cm).

A small beech wood tray with one long section 19 x 6 cm and 3 smaller compartments: 6 x 6 cm each.

Ideal for all sorting activities.

Help children refine their fine motor skills and develop their pincher grip by having them transfer items from one dish to another with tongs.

The whole set includes:

 2 ceramic bowls, one pair of small stainless steel tongs, medium size tray, and beads to transfer.

Grasping a handle and pouring water or grains helps children develop fine motor control.

This set includes:

Medium-size blue non-slippery plastic tray (36cm x 26.5 cm), 14 x 10 inches.

Two medium-size clear glass pitchers with handles (5 cm base x 12 cm high), 2 X 4.5 inches.

Blue sponge.

Made in Europe

Once children have mastered the basics, give them many opportunities to refine their skills in new ways.

Pouring water with funnel set includes:

medium size tray (12”x 9”),

tall glass creamer (2.75" base x 4.75" deep),

glass decanter (3" base x 7" deep),

and a small stainless steel funnel (2.25" x 2.25" deep).

Grasping a handle and pouring water or grains helps children develop fine motor control.

This set includes:

-Small-size plastic tray (25cm x 19 cm)

-Two small porcelain creamers with handles (5 cm base x 5.5 cm high)

-Sponge

Grasping a handle and pouring water or grains helps children develop fine motor control.

This set includes:

-Small wooden  tray (25cm x 20 cm)

-Two stainless steel creamers with handles (2 inches base x 2.5 inches high)

-Sponge

Children build classification, language, and thinking skills as they sort these 50 realistic objects into 10 categories: animals, people, toys, food, things to wear, baby items, vehicles, tools, musical instruments, and eating utensils.

Includes sorting tubs, sturdy plastic basket, detailed Teaching Notes, and storage containers.

The Color Resemblance Sorting Task is a matching and sorting game using shades of color to develop skills in visual perception and color discrimination.

The color task provides an excellent opportunity to introduce vocabulary so that the child may learn the names for each of the colors and the associated descriptive terms.

Contents: a wooden box with lid (26 x 26 x 6 cm), 24 beechwood skittles painted in 4 graded shades of each of the colors red, yellow, blue, green, orange and purple, 6 wooden stands to hold each set of skittles, and 6 wooden color boards with each of the shades from dark to light to match with the skittles.