

- Step 1 is called the Crossover Grip. It is shaped like a "super hero cape" over the fingers. It is for training and provides structure and reinforcement for proper finger positioning.
- Step 2 is the Pinch Grip. This one has partial "wings" to allow transitioning to freedom but still has structure. By removing the "super hero wings" it allows the user to see their fingers to visually see how to hold the pencil or pen.
- Step 3 is the original Pencil Grip. It is refered to as the Graduation because it is the last one and can be used as long as the user needs to. This step provides a lifetime of comfort and control.


15 comments:
I would give this to my niece.
My son ad daughter would totally use these!!!
I would use these for Operation Christmas Child Shoeboxes!
They wou;d be great for my kids. My son in particular struggles with his pencil grip
I would donate the scissors to my kids school(small Christian school) and my son would use the grips to help him with pemninship
These would be for my grandson.
These would be for my 2 1/2 year old! She wants to learn to use scissors so bad!
My 5 year old would love the pencil grips, and my 2 year old the safety scissors.
I would save it for my little guy who is almost 1 and half!
These sound like they would be great for my 5 year old!
My son would be the one using these in our house.
I have been working with my son since before he could talk trying to get him ready for preschool. Now we are getting into arts and crafts. This would be perfect !!
Yes I would use these at home. We do a lot of crafts and my 3 year old could use these.
I would let my daughters use these.
My son would use these.
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