All natural Soy Rock Crayons with Mineral Pigment
Barbara Lee of Crayon Rocks has been an educator of young children for 23 years. She invented Crayon Rocks to encourage a good tripod grip on the crayon for better handwriting skills down the road. Not only helping with fine motor skills but easily being able to add color to the creations that the young ones make.
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kayleefaith1228@aol.com
i leaned you can get them in a box
I learned they were designed to strengthen the tripod grip muscles. I wonder if they stain though? We tried some natural crayons and when my son wrote on the rug I could not get it off!
These sound awesome though! Thanks for the giveaway. :)
That they are all natural soy wax crayons made from USA grown soybeans and colored with mineral pigments.
They're used by occupational therapists. That's neat.
they are natural soy wax
greeneyesamytolley@aol.com
Miss Barbara Lee has been teaching children with special needs for 23 years. Aw that's so nice :)
~Steph Trujillo
nyxofshadow@gmail.com
Kristin w- That it is used by occupational therapists to develop fine motor skills.
These crayons promote a good tripod grip!
Crayon Rocks are great for children with Autism.
They are good for small fingers!
jericawm@yahoo.com
I learned that they are made from usa grown soybeans
Thanks!
katielovesdeals@yahoo.com
They're made from all natural soy wax, which I think is terrific!
Crayon Rocks were designed to help strengthen the tripod grip muscles
marypopmom@yahoo.com
I like that they are designed to strengthen the tripod grip muscles, preparing fingers and hands for handwriting.
I learned that they're used by occupational therapists to develop fine motor skills.
They recommend that kids make a superfun crayon drawing, then outline with a marker or pointy crayon last to add definition and cover any stray marks.
Barbara Lee invented crayon rocks.
elizabeth @ bookattict . com
They were designed to strengthen the tripod grip muscles, preparing fingers and hands for handwriting.
They were developed by a special-needs teacher. Dede
occupational therapists use these for their therapy
pkeintz@gmail.com
They are used by occupational therapists
I learned they are made from
USA grown soybeans!
landfjacobson @ charter.net
I learned that these crayons are used by occupational therapists to develop fine motor skills.
tmarie56@hotmail.com
soy wax
They're used to develop fine motor skills. I definitely want these for my toddler.
good for small finges and fine motor skills
wcaligirl@gmail.com
They are used by occupational therapists to strengthen fine motor skills. (This would be great for my 2 autistic children as well as my younger 3)
Lisa Hackney
They are soy beans. I never would have guessed that at all.
crayon rocks are made from US soybeans!!!! who knw but how wonderful.!!! that is one of many things i learned!!
Natural soy wax
seyma_bennett@hotmail.com
Used by occupational therapists to develop fine motor skills.
The shape allows small fingers to color in large, wide strokes creating pictures rich in color.
I love that they're made of American Grown Soybeans and mineral color!
i learned that this helps smaller children with little fingers grip to color easier
christinejessamine at hotmail dot com
Crayon Rocks are all natural soy wax crayons made from USA grown soybeans and colored with mineral pigments.
I learned they are made from soy. So differrent and I love the rock shape.
they are made from US grown soybeans!
I learned that they aredesigned to strengthen the tripod grip muscles,
preparing fingers and hands for handwriting.
You can order these in just brights or pastels only if you want. ~ Angie Bailey
I learned that it's easy for children with disabilities to use these crayon rocks. AWESOME
I learned that occupational therapists use them to develop fine motor skills.
I learned that Crayon Rocks are all natural soy wax crayons made from USA grown soybeans and colored with mineral pigments.
- emscout9 at Hotmail dot com
She was inspired by the Handwriting Without Tears Program
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