Montessori Hand-Eye Coordination Early Education Daily Life Family Sets Two-Handed Ball-Holding Teaching Aid Game,Plastic

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 off.The paint used is non-toxic and harmless water-based paint, without any organic solvents. It is safe for human use. Product InformationName: Ball Catching GameEducational Type: Montessori Daily Life Teaching AidMaterial: Environmentally friendly plastic/woodenProcess: Hand-polishedAge Range for Use: 36 months and aboveWeight: 0.5kg

• Montessori ball-holding teaching aid: Composed of environmentally friendly plastic and wood, it is hand-polished to a smooth finish without any burrs. It is coated with non-toxic and harmless water-based paint, specifically designed for daily life practice of children over 36 months old. The ball-holding action helps to develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination in the hands
• Safe and environmentally friendly material and craftsmanship: The wooden parts are rounded at the corners without burrs, and the plastic parts are sturdy and durable; the water-based paint is non-toxic, odorless and does not peel off. The clips have moderate elasticity to prevent hand entrapment, ensuring the safety for children's exploration
• Fine motor skills and finger manipulation training: Through the process of coordinating both hands to grasp and open the clamp, precisely pick up small balls and transfer them, this training effectively exercises finger strength, finger manipulation skills, and hand-eye coordination, laying the foundation for writing and daily life skills
• Step-by-step work order sense: Guide children to operate according to the process of "take clips - clip balls - transfer - return to place", cultivating sequence awareness, concentration, and task execution ability; it can be combined with color classification games to enhance color cognition
• Family Parent-Child Interactive: Support for two-person competitions or cooperative games, enhancing parent-child bonds through interaction; Gradually increase the difficulty level from large balls to small balls to maintain children's interest and sense of achievement in operation