These triangle crayons are perfect for young children. They strengthen fine and gross motor skills and encourage proper writing grasp. Each set contains six easy to use vibrant color crayons.
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PHYSICAL
These crayons help children with fine motor difficulties to position their fingers correctly when using a writing instrument. For children with less-refined fine motor skills, the chunky shape of these crayons is easier to grasp with a whole fist. They require minimal hand strength and promote user independence through grip control. These crayons cannot roll away.
SKILLS: Turning the crayon to vary the type of edge promotes manipulation skills of the hands and fingers. The shape of the crayons is more likely to prompt a correct tripod grip.
SENSORY
The clear, bright colors of these crayons aid a basic understanding of color.
SKILLS: The different planes of crayon shape provides clear tactile feedback as to what a tripod grasp is. The edges and points of the crayons allow children to see and feel what type of line can be produced by what area.
COMMUNICATIVE
There are enough crayons for children to use together. Group play promotes opportunities and enhances the spirit of sharing and taking turns.
SKILLS: Using these crayons, provides a clear visual model of a tripod grasp. Children can begin parallel play with another, then advance to cooperative play and social interaction while developing a sense of creativity These crayons clearly represent basic colors and are suitable for identifying and practicing the names of those colors.
COGNITIVE
There are no paper wrappers on the crayons, so a child can continue to use the crayons without seeking help to peel back the wrappers. The compact durable shape of the crayons allows children with less-refined movements to color without breaking the crayons in half. There are no paper wrappers to get in the way as the crayos wear down.
SKILLS: The unique shape of these crayons is more likely to prompt a correct tripod grip. Turning the crayons to vary the type of coloring edge promotes manipulation skills of the hands and fingers. The limited number of colors allows for color choice making without presenting an overwhelming array.
