Hand2Mind Grab That Monster Fine Motor Activity Set, Occupational Therapy Toys for Toddlers 3-4, Pincer Grasp Toys, Play Therapy Games

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I bought this for my preschool students. They love the bright colors and silly monsters. It’s perfect for little hands. They can describe colors, sort, match, etc. I bought another as a gift for a coworker! The box is sturdy and great for storage too.

Love this for my preschoolers of differing abilities.I can adapt this to be difficult or much more simple. The booklet included even made it easier to type up my lesson plan with great ideas.One monster was difficult to grip so I cut up a tripod grasp pencil grip I had and glued the 3 finger holds into the correct places for the students' fingers which worked well

I am a preschool teacher and bought this game to play in the classroom. My class is made up of mostly two year olds, so we mostly just sort by color and practice using tools to grab the objects. My only negative feedback is that the monster pincher things are too big for their hands. There's a specific way to hold them and makes it difficult for them to get it. The game does say it's made for ages 3+, so I'm not too concerned about it. We just use different tools to pick pieces up. Great little game.

Very cute game! I used it with my preschool students and they love it. Fun game that works those hand muscles for fine motor skills!

Great for motor output!!

The space for the fingers is too wide for some kiddos. When making the “opening” movement it slides off their fingers before they have a chance to pinch/clasp down to retrieve the small items. As a therapist working on fine motor skills teaching pinch and release, it’s the releasing (opening movement) that is usually the harder one for some to perform. If the finger space had some kind of grip material or were smaller in circumference, it would be more beneficial for those still building strength. But I do think this product is an awesome idea and can be really enjoyable for some.

I’m a special education teacher and love using these with my kiddos with fine motor goals. Strengthen those fingers to help with their writing skills. They love using these monsters to sort the other monsters into their bins. So much good stuff you can work on: counting, sorting, colors, turn taking, sharing, same/different, more/less, language building, fine motor, OT, following directions… Highly recommend!

My sister loves it. She’s a special education teacher (autistic students) and she says her “babies “ love it.