Lancashire Peelers (6Pk)

What a peeling development! This set of six robust Lancashire Peelers is a phenomenal resource for extending practical life skills within the setting. Designed with oversized, large diameter handles and a material that provides a superior grip, these peelers are perfect for small hands that are still building strength and dexterity. Integrating real tools into cooking and gardening activities is fantastic for developing independence and responsibility. Whether preparing vegetables for the mud kitchen stew or assisting with food preparation for a class cooking lesson, these peelers build crucial fine motor skills and hand eye coordination that directly transfer to writing proficiency. Durable design ensures they can withstand enthusiastic use in busy environments.

Features

• The set includes 6 individual, robust peelers. This provides ample resources for small group work in a practical area.
• Features large diameter handles. This design is optimal for small hands still developing grip strength.
• Handle material provides a secure, non slip grip. This enhances safety and confidence during use.
• The peelers are designed for robust, long lasting use. This makes them a durable addition to any kitchen or practical area.
• Suitable for children Rec 3+ years (with appropriate supervision). This allows for the introduction of real tools in a controlled manner.

Benefits

• Develops essential practical life skills (Personal, Social and Emotional Development). Children learn independence and responsibility in food preparation.
• Strengthens crucial fine motor skills and dexterity (Physical Development). The action of peeling builds control necessary for writing.
• Enhances hand eye coordination and precision (Physical Development). Focussed activity improves coordination between visual and motor systems.
• Encourages healthy eating habits (Understanding of the World). Children become more engaged with different types of food and vegetables.
• Supports sensory play through food (Understanding of the World). Experiencing the textures and smells of preparing food expands their world knowledge.