Montessori Two-Finger Grasping Teaching Aid Daily Practice Fine Motor Skills Educational Toys for Early Development

Product DescriptionThe surface is hand-polished to be smooth and free of burrs. For the safety of the children, all the corners have been rounded.The paint used is non-toxic and harmless water-based paint, without organic solvents, and is safe for human use. Name: Two-Finger GraspEducational Type: Montessori Daily Life Teaching AidMaterial: WoodProcess: Hand-finished polishingAge Range for Use: Over 36 monthsWeight: 0.25kg

• Two-finger grasping fine motor skill teaching aid: Made of high-quality wood and hand-polished, it includes a tray and various small items (such as small bells, small wooden beads, etc.), specially designed for children over 36 months old. By coordinating the thumb and index finger to grasp objects, it helps to exercise the pincer grip skills and hand-eye coordination abilities
• Safety and environmental protection process guarantee: The wooden components are rounded at the corners, making them smooth and free of burrs. They are coated with non-toxic and harmless water-based paint. Small items have soft colors without any unpleasant smell. The dimensions are moderate to prevent accidental swallowing, ensuring the safety of children during operation
• Pincer grip movement and fine control: Guide children to use only their thumb and index finger to pick up small objects and precisely place them in the corresponding containers. This effectively exercises finger strength, pincer grip movement, and hand-eye coordination skills, laying the foundation for writing and daily life skills
• Development of concentration and sense of order: Start with picking up a single object and gradually increase the number of items to be picked up. The transfer must be completed with high concentration; after using the item, it should be returned to its proper place to cultivate the awareness of item management and task organization
• Cognitive Expansion and Parent-Child Interaction: Combine activities such as color classification and counting games to enhance color recognition and mathematical through practical operations; Parental accompaniment and guidance will strengthen parent-child bonds and improve language communication