Plastic Yellow Play Dough Cutter Small Craft Scissors Kids Modelling & Sculpting by BCreative ®

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This princess Play Doh setallows you to make dresses and accessories such as glass slippers and roses for your favorite Disney princesses. You can open the castle area to create a ballroom, and each of the princesses can fit inside one of the book molds. This Play Doh playset includes: Working on fine motor skills, visual perception, visual motor skills, sensory tolerance, handwriting, or scissor skills? Our Fine Motor Kits cover all of these areas and more. So, if working on scissor skills, positioning, and building scissor accuracy is something you are working on with kids, then you are going to love this item!

If your child loves Disney, princesses, and molding things with Play Doh, they will really enjoy this set. Some parents felt that the price was a little steep for the product, and others complained that it was flimsy and did not stay together well.These skills will help later as your child develops and practices using a pencil and writing. When Should You Introduce Scissors to Your Child? Most parents report that their kids love this little oven. They love the option to bake their food and some parents report that it’s one of the best Play Doh toys they have ever bought! Some parents reported that the oven either didn’t work, or that they were unable to close the oven door. Give your child the scissors; if he’s never held scissors, show him the proper fingers to use and how to open and close the scissors. You might need to hold the dough up at first to make it easier to cut. What we love about this Play Doh set: This set is excellent for play-dates or parties, as it is definitely a much larger set than one kid needs. This set is somewhat different than other large Play Doh tool sets (such as the Fun Tub) because it contains a larger variety in types of tools in the kit. What other parents say about this product: If you use the pattern tool, your child can make straight cuts through the dough or cut through the pattern. Another fun modification of this activity is to roll the Play-Doh out like a snake and cut little chunks off. My kids love this one!

Teaching kids to cut with scissors depends a lot on the type of scissors that are used. Ask any pediatric occupational therapist, and you will find recommendations for kid-friendly scissors that actually allow kids to cut paper. You know…the training scissors to introduce kids to scissor skills…the ones that don’t just tear through paper. Choosing the best scissors for kids An oven, five pretend food attachments, three cutters, knife, fork, spoon, roller, plate, and six cans of Play Doh. Pros:

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Cutting Play-Doh is a great idea because it’s not flimsy like paper, and it’s heavy enough to stay in the same spot while your child cuts with scissors. Your child has the opportunity to practice their scissor grip and the opening and closing before adding the paper into the mix. If that positioning isn’t possible, allow the child to use their middle, ring, and pinkie fingers in the larger loop. Teaching kids to cut with scissors is a progress. There are tips that can help along the way and there are strategies that can help a child succeed. Although getting the mold to look nice takes a bit more work, it’s still a fun activity to sit and do with your child – especially if they love My Little Pony. What other parents say about this product: This is a BIG one. Probably more than half of the products we reviewed are hard to clean at varying degrees. We took this into account because I KNOW that as busy mother’s we just DON’T have time to spend an hour cleaning Play Doh out of crevices. Ease of cleaning was not a huge ranking factor, as we wanted to concentrate our review (mostly) on how much enrichment your child will receive from the product. Ease of Use