Herramientas para dar forma a la plastilina

A set for modeling clay and practicing fine motor skills - creative fun and training for little hands!

The set includes a variety of tools that will help children develop their creativity and create unique plasticine works. The set is distinguished by its durable and ergonomic design, which ensures safe and comfortable play. Its fun design attracts children's attention, making modeling even more engaging.

The set is ideal for cutting, cutting out various shapes and creating original works. The set includes two wheels for cutting the clay - straight and notched - which allow you to obtain various edges of the cut elements. In addition, the set includes scissors, tweezers and a spatula.

Playing with these tools perfectly supports the development of fine motor skills and concentration. The set will also work great during sensory play, stimulating the child's senses and supporting their all-round development.

Here are some creative ideas for playing with a modelling kit.

Cookie Cutter: Using a round cutter, your child can cut out "cookies" from playdough and then decorate them however they like. You can use either a straight or a scalloped circle to give them different edges.

Making Pasta: Your child can form long strips of clay and then cut them into short pieces with scissors, pretending to make pasta.

Moving Balls: Your child can create small balls of clay and then use tweezers to move them into a container. This activity is great for developing precision and hand-eye coordination.

Creating patterns: With a spatula, your child can cut out a variety of complex shapes, such as stars, hearts, flowers, and then arrange them into a mosaic or picture.

Play-Doh Pizza: Your child can roll out play-doh to create “pizza dough,” then use scissors and a spatula to cut out toppings like “salami slices” or “vegetables” and place them on the pizza.

Sorting items: Your child can create small shapes (e.g. squares, triangles) from modeling clay and then sort them using tweezers by shape or color, which develops classification skills.

Cutting Worms: Create long rolls of clay that resemble earthworms, and then your child can cut them into small pieces with scissors. This activity is great for developing fine motor skills.

Creating geometric shapes: The spatula can be used to cut out basic geometric shapes (circles, squares, triangles), which helps to learn shapes and develop spatial imagination.

City Building: Your child can use tools to model different shapes of buildings, trees and streets, creating a miniature city out of modelling clay.

Cake Cutting: After shaping the play dough into a cake shape, your child can use a round cutter to cut the cake into equal pieces while learning simple math concepts like division

The package includes: tweezers, scissors, knife with two cutting wheels, spatula.

The product is intended for children over 3 years of age.

Have fun!