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Fine Motor Skills Toys - Color Sorting Toys for Toddlers Tools Set - Sensory Bin Rainbow Cups, Dice and Scoop Tongs for Kids Montessori Materials

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$14.67 $20.37 In stock

Category: Toys

  • FINE MOTOR SKILLS DEVELOPMENT: Children develop fine motor control, sorting skills and hand eye coordination using our engaging color sorting kit with manipulatives for preschoolers or other small objects you already have at home such as beads, buttons or blocks. This fine motor tool sets has kid-appeal with bright, vibrant colors: red, yellow, orange, green, blue, and purple. Pick, scoop and sort while building the muscle control and coordination they needed for writing!  Great for ages 3+
  • COLORFUL sorting cups and scissor tongs are ideal for all counting and sorting activities. The rainbow scoopers (7" long) are easy for small hands to use, and improve fine motor skills. The size makes them versatile for picking up a variety of different sized objects.The food grade sorting activity cups measure 3" diameter and 3.5" deep with 6 rainbow colors. The montessori color identification activity can be used to sort, classify, and order objects and build basic math skills for preschoolers

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Abigail ★★★★★

The dice and scoop tongs are perfect for little hands—my son actually sits still for a full twenty minutes practicing his grip and matching colors. The rainbow cups are sturdy enough for repeated drops and tumbles, which says a lot.

David K. ★★★★★

My 4-year-old has been using the rainbow cups and dice every day since we got these, and I'm amazed at how much steadier his grip has gotten with the scoop tongs. The pieces are chunky enough for small hands but still require real focus to sort properly, which keeps him engaged longer than I expecte

Riley ★★★★★

My 3-year-old grabbed the scoop tongs right away and spent a solid twenty minutes transferring the rainbow cups from one pile to another — total win for quiet kitchen table time. The dice kept her guessing which color to pick next, and I’ve already noticed her grip getting steadier after just a week