PCJJ Pencil Grips for Kids Handwriting – 6PCS Ergonomic Pencil Grip Trainer for Toddlers 3-5 – Preschool Writing Aid for Left & Right Hand – Tripod Grip Corrector for Early Learning Tools

I really liked these to help my students struggling to hold a pencil. I’ve tried a few other ones but this one seemed to work the best. It fit well around their wrist and, once on,it was easy for them to use. It’s durability remains to be seen but this pack came with enough that I’m not worried if one gets lost or breaks. My only criticism would be that it’s difficult for my students to put on themselves. I have to help them put it on their wrist and get their pencil in the right position so they can hold it.

Wow! My kids loved this!!!! Very helpful in helping some of my students hold the pencil correctly. They loved the option of changing out the character!!!

Works great for my student who struggles with pencil grasp. Fits all sizes of writing utensils as well!

Soft, wrist part fits well, and it holds the pencil well. Seems overall good quality but the string to the palm charm is a bit long and the charms are almost all extremely feminne. Basically serve their purpose but I do not recommend.

Small for kindergarten- these are perfect for little hands who are struggling with pencil control. The toy is a little much but totally would buy more

This product was just a zip tie, hair bow, and croc charm on a string. Works but could be made easily at home.

These are not at all worth the money they are asking and I would not purchase again. These are pieces of string (and a few of them rubberbands that look like they came 100 pk from the $1 store) and crimped to create a small loop to put the pencil through. Several of the loops were too small that you couldn't even get a pencil through. The little charms are just cheap shapes that I have seen at the dollar store that you can put to decorate your crocs or any of that style bag that is so popular now. You don't have to be very creative to come up with a better version of this yourself, and at a fraction of the cost here- you could make tons of these.

We had a little one that was having a hard time with gripping writing instruments correctly, we used these for just a month or so and it fixed the issue. Great choice, shared them back with their classroom.