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Easi-Grip Long Loop Self-Opening Scissors
Easi-Grip Long Loop Self-Opening Scissors
Training Scissors That Really Come in Hand-y!
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Why We Love It
Get a grip with Easi-Grip Long Loop Self-Opening Scissors! Featuring an extended handle for added stability and comfort and a discreet spring that gently reopens the blades between cuts, these cleverly designed scissors are a great way to support students who struggle with grasp and scissor skills. With a choice between right or left-handed, these scissors are the perfect addition to your home, classroom or therapist bag
- Adaptive scissors that offer subtle assistance to kids who may need extra help with cutting tasks
- Supports kids with fine motor difficulties and poor hand strength
- Age 5+
Ideas for Use
- Cut strips of paper to wake up hand muscles before writing tasks
- Draw shapes on paper and try cutting them out along the lines
- Use paper with different thicknesses to practice cutting with varied levels of resistance
Details
- Includes one pair of scissors
- 5.12”L x 2.16”W x 0.78”H
- Weighs 1.7 oz.
- Made of stainless steel and ABS
- Surface wash. Air dry.
- Right-handed scissors: Blue
- Left-handed scissors: Green
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