The Writing C.L.A.W. (Medium) - Set of 12
The Writing C.L.A.W. (Medium) - Set of 12
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Want to help children strengthen their writing skills while developing a love for writing? The C.L.A.W can help! This fun and effective tool teaches young children how to hold their writing implements properly so that they can strengthen their handwriting and drawing skills. The C.L.A.W. reduces children's angst about having a proper grasp so that they can focus on their writing and not their hand position. This set of 12 ensures that you'll have a C.L.A.W. available for all children and allows you to stash one in your purse, glove compartment and office so that proper writing is always close at hand. Perfect for right-handed or left-handed children from kindergarten through 6th grade.
- Perfect for home, classroom or clinic use
- For anyone with autism, ADHD and developmental or learning disabilities
- Ages 5-11
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