Learning Resources Helping Hands Tactile Tools, Sensory Toys, Sensory Bin, Preschool Learning Activities, Fine Motor Games, Toddler Learning

Description

Looking for an easy way to help kids learn early fine motor skills? Check out this set of 4 toddler sensory toys that's ready to play with dough and clay! Kids can smoosh with the stamp roller, make shapes with the star press, cut clay with the dough slicer, and design your own shapes with the cutter wheel. How do these sensory tools help kids learn? Each sensory tool strengthens a different fine motor motion—push, squeeze, roll, and more! Best of all, these durable, easy-to-clean toddler sensory toys are ready for all kinds of play with sensory bins, craft kits, and other creative activities. The Helping Hands Tactile Tools make an easy addition to collections of fidget toys, autism sensory toys, and occupational therapy toys. We're Learning Resources, and learning is where we play. Whether we're helping toddlers learn their ABCs and 123s, teaching kindergarteners the foundations of fine motor and social-emotional skills, or introducing elementary-ready STEM and coding skills, our award-winning educational toys help kids discover fun, easy ways to learn, play, and grow. That's why parents, teachers, and occupational therapists trust us. Check out all of our best-loved toys at our brand store! What are the main skills that kids can learn with this toy? The Helping Hands Tactile Tools helps kids develop sensory and fine motor skills. How big is this toy? The largest piece in this set (the stamp roller) measures 6.25″W x 1.75″L x 1.75″H How many pieces are included with this toy? This set includes 4 pieces. What is this toy made from? Our toys are made from durable, wipe-clean plastic that’s designed for years of learning fun. This toy is compliant with EPA lead regulations. Where can I get a replacement part? While we're unable to stock replacements for every component that comes with our toys, we'll do our best to find the part or piece that makes your toy whole again. Just submit a request here with a description of the piece, and we'll let you know if and when we find it.