Learning Resources Sand ; Water Fine Motor Set, 4 Pieces,multicolor

Love these for sensory play

孫のために購入しました。大変喜んで遊んでます。

Ottimo prodotto, come tutti quelli della Learning resources. I prezzi sono un po' alti, ma il materiale è veramente ottimo

Excelente calidad. 100%seguros. Ayudan demasiado a la motricidad fina de una manera divertida jugando.Recomiendo ampliamente este tipo de productos desde temprana edad, aunque al principio no puedan lograrlo, seguir practicando y hacer el juego con los instrumentos será muy benéfico a corto u largo plazo

I love it when my kids love a great tool cleverly disguised as a toy and that's PRECISELY what this set is! There are 2 options in this set that work in both sand and water, and 2 that are really only suited for water, so this is a great set for a backyard water table or the beach. The little scoop toy is fun for dumping water or sand into buckets and onto unsuspecting siblings. If you're a Pinterest Parent, I imagine this would be perfect in a sensory table with rice or beans, too! The purple squirting toy has surprisingly long range for attacking moms who are distracted checking facebook. The spiral tool takes some extra patience and coordination but makes a great water and sand conveyer. Note, though, that this tool in particular works much better with sand (especially wet sand) than water because it's not a tight seal between the tube and the spiral, so it leaks water rather quickly. At first, my 3 year old was frustrated by this toy, but her stubborn streak set in and she had it mastered by the end of the month. Luckily, that same easy fit that leaks water quickly also makes it easier for less-precise toddler hands to align the tube and spiral. The squiggle water squirter was errantly left outside one evening and succumbed to what we can only imagine was a particularly confused and hungry raccoon. I will say that even with multiple puncture wounds to the bulb, this toy still totally works! The quality of this set is fantastic; we've had no breakage (outside of the aforementioned raccoon incident) and my kids aren't delicate little flowers when playing, haha. My kindergartener with a fine motor delay learned to effectively get lids on and off solely because of the purple squirter toy (the urge to spray a tiny jet stream of water at Mama over-road his fine motor frustration).