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Giant Traditional Water Scooper

Original price was: £19.00.Current price is: £14.43.

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Versatile Uses: This scoop can be used as a gigantic spoon, a role-play saucepan, or an extra-large wooden ladle, making it highly versatile.
Encourages Activity: Big enough to create a splash or a big stir, this tool encourages lots of gross motor activity and imaginative play.
Supports Experimentation: Allows children to experiment with transferring, pouring, and containing liquids and materials through different techniques.
Enhances Motor Skills: Encourages fine and gross motor skills through engaging and interactive activities. Perfect for developing coordination, strength, and control in a fun and natural way.
Physical Development: Supports the EYFS curriculum by promoting the development of fine and gross motor skills, essential for physical development in early years education.

A large teak traditional water scoop suitable for early years sand & water play and messy play equipment.

Encourages gross motor skills and imaginative play through water and sand activities, making it perfect for early years sand and water play. Includes a water scoop for added fun.

Teachers will find this giant traditional water scooper an excellent addition to their early years sand and water play resources. Made from durable wood, it supports activities that enhance children’s physical development and imaginative play. Use it as a gigantic spoon or role-play saucepan, encouraging exploration with water and sand. Suitable for children aged ten months and up.

This scooper promotes physical development, helping children improve fine and gross motor skills through transferring, pouring, and containing liquids and materials. These actions build coordination and control.
Additionally, the scooper aids in communication and language development. Through pretend play, children learn to express themselves and interact with peers, fostering social skills and effective communication. Its versatility ensures it remains valuable for various educational activities.