I decided to puchase this product based on the positive reviews. My child was grabbing their pencil with their entire hand. It took time however, my child slowly transitioned their skills from holding the tweezer tongs to holding the pencil. Wish I would've found this sooner. If yiur child is stuggling with hilding a pencil then, definitely give this a try.

This is great for prewriting skills and pencil grasp. My students love this item and enjoy categorizing the balls and even making patterns. The balls do bounce and they are quite small, so just be aware.

I love this toy. We use it for units on balls and tubes/tunnels. It's also great for sorting, counting and practicing pre-writing skills. The three prong tweezer is great for little hands.

Rubber balls, not slippery plastic. Grabber is a little more complicated to grab the balls as it has 3 tongs. Just takes more for the fingers to grip the balls. My Daycare kids love to use thongs this will challenge them.

My students love this toy and it's very popular in my preschool classroom.

absolutely love it to kill time

Great for my pre-k students! Highly requested center that helps develop fine motor skills, colors, counting, sorting, and creating patterns. Although the balls may end up rolling across my classroom, I love this hands-on center for my students.

These are the absolute BEST tong set that we have (and we have a lot). Tongs are much easier to use than most and the balls are a non slippery material that are easier to geip and dont slip out of the tongs. my daughter has enjoyed sorting the colors and i love that it has a tray. oh, and her Occupational Therapist loves them too!

My students loved this! It was perfect for working on pencil grip and sorting skills!

we use this for color sorting, small motor skills, coordination and oattern practice.

I used this product as an activity in speech therapy years ago and my kiddos always loved it! I knew I always wanted it for my future kids and just gifted it to my 3 year old for her birthday. The tweezers are a little tricky for her, but I’m excited to help her develop her fine motor skills and hand/finger strength with this fun multi-modal activity!

We love this sorting set, helps strengthens my preschools fingers and gets them ready for writing