Training Scissors

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Empower children to safely enhance their cutting skills with these specially designed scissors.

Supportive Grip Design: These scissors are designed to support children with weak grip, making them ideal for enhancing fine motor skills and confidence in cutting tasks.
Guided Cutting Feature: The double-hole design allows an adult to assist by using the holes closest to the blade, guiding the child's movements for precise cutting.
Enhanced Safety: With rounded tips, these scissors provide improved safety, ensuring a secure environment for children to develop their cutting skills.
Assisted Cutting Mechanism: The dual-loop handles allow for easy collaboration between the child and an assisting adult.
Material Quality: Constructed from high-quality metal and plastic, these scissors are built to last, providing reliable performance in educational settings.

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Empower children to safely enhance their cutting skills with these specially designed scissors.

Designed to aid children facing challenges in motor skill development, these training scissors feature dual-loop handles to promote cooperative use by adults and children. The design includes rounded tips to enhance safety, allowing children to learn and practise cutting skills in a secure setting.

Crafted from high-quality metal and plastic, the scissors offer longevity and reliability, proving essential for educational environments needing durable resources. The innovative double-hole design allows for adult control and child participation simultaneously, promoting independence while ensuring accuracy and safety.
Utilise these training scissors to facilitate fine and gross motor development in various settings such as schools, therapy centres, and home teaching. They are ideal for developing motor skills in children, thanks to their ease of use and collaborative design.

Material

Plastic

Metal

Age Range

Suitable for 5 to 16 years

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