Learning recourses helping hands are fine motor skills tools. The physical benefits of playgrounds include improving fine and gross motor skills. At the same time as developing motor skills your child or children are building up muscle and muscle memory. Our review is going to be based on how Edwin likes them and what we have used them for.
If you have been following our Facebook group for a while you will know we use these tools a lot in our trays and activities. This is our coloured pasta tray. How to colour rice and pasta in tutorials.
We normal,y mix our helping hands tools with other tools and scoops for more range. Edwin loves to fill up bowls dn cup and tip and pour from one container to another.
While he haven’t fully mastered all the tools just yet he really enjoys the handy scoopers squeeze tweezers and twisty droppers witch you can buy in larger packs on the own. We have brought both larger packs and the handy helper packs.
The only problem we have had with these is somtimes the handy scoopers heads fall off and one or two has been know to snap and not be able to go back on. But as Edwin loves them so much we have just brought replacements in larger packs of fur from Amazon.
The cheapest place to buy the handy helpers pack is Amazon but eBay and also some educational website stock them. They are good value for money in this smaller pack and are very good for fine motor training. As well as adding extra fun to your sensory trays and boxes. I would recommend them as we use them a lot apart from the handy scoopers problem they are perfect for special needs children.
you can find them on Amazon here using this direct link.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/Shops/Learning-Resources-LER5558-Handy-Tools/B00I0CEAZG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1488105182&sr=8-1&keywords=helping+hands+fine+motor+tool+set
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