Special Supplies Mini Loop Scissors for Children and Teens and 5.5" Inches (6-Pack) Colorful Looped, Adaptive Design, Right and Lefty Support, Small, Easy-Open Squeeze Handles, For Special Needs

I like the size, the colors and the way these little scissors cut. They are a little hard to squeeze for a tiny little hands that have never used scissors before since the bottom is reinforced very well. But if You been the bottom a bit to soften it up they’re perfect for little hands. Great value for the money. And my kiddos love picking their favorite color to cut with.

My grandchildren love them! They’re easy to manipulate and work well.

These are the very best training scissors for my special education students who are in preschool classroom. I’ve tried several similar safety scissors but these seem to be most durable.

I am a teacher and i've found these scissors very easy to use for children ages 3 to 5 with supervision. They are able to cut circles and various other shapes with ease.The only drawback is the the lower part of the handle is a bit too soft which makes them wiggle a bit when used by children whose hands are smaller or lack strength. It would also be helpful if they came with caps for storage when not in use.Overall i find these to be a great buy and a real confidence builder and easy to use.

I didnt realize how small these were going to be. My mistake… but they work well for my 3 year olds hand, not my 6 year old.

I purchased these small loop scissors for my classroom as a resource for students that struggle with regular scissors. They are easier to hold and the smaller blades allow them to coordinate where they are cutting. I always have a few students that receive occupational therapy for fine motor skill support but they are great even for those that don't. These are are a great value for me because I have to spend my own money on them. There might be more expensive ones out there but these work just fine.

I am a preschool teacher and they give the children the confidence to try to use scissors. They actually ask me if during play time they can have scissor cutting practice.

I like that the size of these scissors fits in little hands. BUT thestrength it takes to squeeze the scissors closed makes them difficult to use.