Nesting Scoops for Sensory Play - Green, 3 pcs

Three sturdy scoops in different sizes that nest neatly inside one another, so they don’t take up much space when not in use.

Ideal for sensory play with water, kinetic sand, or even real ingredients in the kitchen. Made from food-grade silicone, they’re safe for food play too. 

The large scoop has a funnel built into the handle, so your child can experiment with pouring everything from water to sand, mud, or even peas and explore what flows through smoothly and what gets stuck.

Perfect for the bathtub, the sandbox, or as a fun addition to your PlayTRAY sensory tray.

The scoops are dishwasher safe, so you can happily let the kids dive into all the messy, gooey sensory play they love. Just keep in mind that some materials can leave stains on silicone that are hard to remove. To keep them looking their best, give the scoops a quick clean after extra-messy play.

Avoid using abrasive cleaners, and don’t leave the scoops in direct sunlight. With a little care, they’ll stay neat and lovely for a long time.

The activity supports skill development and is great for your child's well-being:

• Here, fine motor skills are strengthened.
• Great for curious children.
• Benefits your child's understanding of cause and effect, which is about the understanding that something (the cause) leads to another thing (the effect).

Measures L: 16,9 cm .
Suitable for children aged 9 mos. to 7 yrs.

Delightful water splashing is possible at the kitchen sink or at the beach. There is plenty of learning in playing with water, feeling water droplets or spray, pouring water from one container into another, or experiencing how buoyancy can push toys to the surface. In addition, bath toys are a wonderful way to distract your child while they're having their hair washed or soaking in the tub.

Being at the beach or in the sandbox is the ultimate playground experience for many kids. Sculpt the sand into beautifully decorated sand castles, yummy cakes, or tracks so the favourite toy truck can drive around in the sand piles.

Get out your imagination, fine motor skills, shovel, and bucket. water around, the play possibilities become endless - and the sand and water develop your child's sense of touch (tactile sense).