Crayon Rocks 32 Spring, Summer, Autums, Winter Colors

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Crayon Rocks 32 Spring, Summer, Autums, Winter Colors
Eco-friendly soy wax crayons in sea, sky, and beach colors!
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Manufacturer: Crayon Rocks
Code: CR.CMU.32
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- Simply the best coloring tool for young children!
  
  The existing 16 colors (8 pastels and primary colors 8) were extended at the end of 2015 with a further 16 colors, including gold, silver, turquoise, and more earth colors.
  In this pouch with 32 crayons, you will find colors that you can make very beautiful drawings of people, because of the unique hair, eye, and skin color.
  
  ✔ Non-toxic, all-natural soy wax.
  ✔ No phthalates and absolutely NO NASTIES.
  ✔ Designed to strengthen the tripod grip muscles in young children and improve motor coordination.
  ✔ Allows small fingers to color easily in large, wide strokes.
  ✔ Long lasting and durable.
  ✔ Size carefully selected for the hands of young children!
  
  Country of production: USA
  Material: soy and natural pigments
  Quantity: 32 crayons
  Crayon size: 3 cm
  Age: 3+
  
  WARNING: Choking hazard. Not for children under 3. Use with appropriate supervision.
- What are Crayon Rocks made of?
  Most crayons are made of petroleum paraffin wax. Crayon Rocks are made from the U.S.A. grown and processed soy wax. We combine this wax with other plant waxes and a variety of non-toxic powdered pigments to create beautiful colors. We use a natural ground rock to give the crayons their body. This creates a crayon that goes on smooth and blends easily and is, in many ways, much like an oil pastel.
  
  How to use Crayon Rocks?
  Since a child's first writing tool is usually a crayon, that crayon should be one that encourages him or her to use thumb, first and second fingers in a tripod grip. This is what makes Crayon Rocks a wonderful tool for fine motor development.
  
  Crayon Rocks are designed by a special needs school teacher named Barbara Lee, to teach children the correct pencil grip. Having worked with children for over 23 years, Barbara was searching for an effective writing tool to assist children with learning the correct pencil grip.
  
  Being inspired by occupational therapist Jan Olsen and her Handwriting Without Tears program. Barbara learned how important it was for children to develop a strong tripod grip early in their education process — handwriting skills depend upon this.
  
  Seeing that a simple tool to develop these skills in young children wasn't readily available, Barbara set out to develop one.
  
  How do Crayon Rocks help kids?
  Because of their shape, they do not allow kids to easily grip them in a closed fist, which deters fine motor development and is also more resistant to breaking.
  
  Children with cerebral palsy, autism, developmental delays, and various forms of learning disabilities have tested Crayon Rocks in the classroom with outstanding results. Parents and teachers of special needs students often share how much their children love them.
  
  How to Use Crayon Rocks to Teach Correct Pencil Grip.
  Through Crayon Rocks unique design, a child's fingers are naturally placed in the correct position for the tripod grip. Learning the correct pencil grip with Crayon Rocks is easy, all you'll just need to get your child to color in, and our design will do the rest for you.
  
  Through use, your child will naturally learn the tripod grip and hand and finger muscles will gradually be strengthened in preparation for early writing skills.
  
  How to Use Crayon Rocks to Teach Correct a Poor Pencil Grip.
  This is as simple as the above step, as our unique design will teach your child the correct position for the tripod grip. You'll just need to allow your child the time to color and create beautiful creations with their Crayon Rocks prior to any writing task. Using the Crayon Rocks prior to writing will provide a gentle and natural reminder of the correct finger placement.
  
  After coloring, simply ask your child to begin writing. When first starting out, it is natural for your child to revert back to their old grip. Don't stress, as it takes a little time and practice to form a new habit.
  
  If you see your child reverting back to their old grip, wait for them to finish their word or sentence and simply ask them to color in another picture for a few minutes with their Crayon Rocks and then begin writing again.
  
  This process will need to be repeated until your child is confidently holding their pencil in the tripod grip.
  
  Remember that each child is different, some may pick this up straight away, others may take a few weeks or even months. Working with patience and providing a positive, fun learning environment is key