Set of 8 Sensory Tools for play | Wooden Child-sized |Multi-purpose

• Scooping & Pouring Station : Create a sensory bin filled with rice, corn, colored chickpeas, or pasta. Let your child use the wooden scoops and spoon to transfer materials into measuring cups or the coconut bowl. As they scoop and pour, they naturally practice measuring, counting, and developing hand-eye coordination—turning playtime into a fun, hands-on learning experience.
  
• Color Sorting Game : Fill the sensory bin with colorful pom-poms, painted beans, sensory beads, or colored corn. Using the wooden scoops and tongs, kids can sort the items by color into separate containers. This activity helps strengthen fine motor skills while building color recognition in a playful and engaging way.
  
• Montessori Transfer Activity : Provide two bowls and have them transfer items using tongs or spoon. They build pincer grip and hand-eye coordination while moving beads or dry pasta.
  
• Sound Exploration Bin : Fill containers with varying amounts of corn or rice and let them shake with honey dipper and spoon to explore different sounds.
  
• Nature Discovery Play : Collect small natural treasures—stones, pinecones, petals—and let kids sort and explore textures with scoops and spoon.
  
• Counting & Math Exercises : Mix counting pop poms , corn, or pasta. Use scoops and tongs to count out sets of 5, 10, or 20—turning sensory play into a math lesson.
  
• Sink & Float Experiment : In a water bin, toss natural items (corn , leaves, shells, corks) and use the coconut bowl to scoop up floaters learning cause and effect through sensory science.
  
• Imaginative Kitchen Play : Let kids step into the role of little chefs as they use the wooden scoops and spoon to "cook" and serve pretend meals. They can use the tongs to set the table with the wooden plate, encouraging creative storytelling, role play, and imaginative thinking during playtime.
  
• Texture Exploration Station : Set up sensory bins with materials like sand, dried pasta, rice, or corn. Let kids scoop, stir, and sift using the wooden tools, allowing them to explore a variety of textures and surfaces. This hands-on activity offers a rich tactile learning experience, enhancing their sensory awareness and curiosity through play.

• Supports Pincer Grip & Finger Isolation : Using tools like tongs and honey dippers encourages kids to open and close their fingers independently. This movement strengthens the pincer grip—a crucial skill for holding pencils—and plays a vital role in pre-writing hand exercises.
  
• Fine Motor Skill Development : These tools encourage the development of fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and dexterity through active manipulation.
  Tactile Exploration and Learning: The diverse range of textures and tools supports sensory exploration, helping children engage with different materials and develop their tactile senses.
  
• Supports Cognitive Growth : By incorporating sorting, counting, and organizing activities, this set helps children develop cognitive skills and problem-solving abilities.
  Encourages Creativity and Imagination: Open-ended play fosters creativity and imaginative thinking as children engage with the tools in different scenarios.
  
• Promotes Independent Play : Perfect for independent play, this set supports self-guided exploration and learning, allowing children to grow in confidence and skill.
  Boosts Sensory Learning: Kids engage different senses through touch and movement.
  
• Group Play & Cooperation : In playgroups or with siblings, sharing tools leads to turn-taking, collaboration, and social learning. They’ll negotiate roles (“I pour, you serv!”) and interact positively.
  
• Mindful Focus & Calm : Repetitive, tactile activities like scooping and pouring have a soothing effect, building patience and encouraging mindfulness—a quiet, thoughtful pause in playtime.

Q: What’s included in the set?
A: 2 wooden scoops, 1 spoon, 1 coconut bowl, 1 honey dipper, 1 wooden plate, and 1 tongs – the best sensory bin activity tool for toddlers.
Q: Are these tools safe for young children?
A: Yes, These child-friendly sensory play tools kits are made from non-toxic, eco-friendly wood. Suitable for ages 3 and up.
Q: Can these be used in sensory bins?
A: Absolutely, They’re ideal for all types of sensory bin activity tools for toddlers – rice, beans, pasta, or sand.
Q: How do they support development?
A: These educational play tools for toddlers enhance motor skills, sensory learning, creativity, and independent thinking.
Q: How durable are they?
A: Crafted from premium wood, they’re part of our durable wooden sensory tools collection – perfect for daily play.
Q: Are they Montessori-aligned?
A: Yes, These Montessori-inspired sensory tools promote hands-on, self-paced learning.
Q: How do I clean them?
A: Wipe with a damp cloth and air dry. Avoid soaking or submerging to preserve the wood quality.