Dot markers for little ones – 6 colours (Djeco)

🔴 Markers whose tip is not a point but a soft sponge: press it down and you have a round coloured dot. Djeco dot markers are made for little ones for whom precise drawing is still too hard, but whose urge to leave a mark is already enormous.

✨ What do these markers develop?

• Eye–hand coordination – you have to hit the spot you are aiming for;
• Pressure control – press too hard and the dot spreads;
• The first writing skills – the chunky barrel sits comfortably in a small fist;
• Colour recognition – 6 bright, clearly distinguishable colours.

🎲 How to play at home

Draw an outline on a sheet – a cloud, a tree, a letter – and let your child “fill it in” with dots. It is far easier than colouring in, and the result looks impressive. The ink washes out with soap and water, so clothes and the table will survive.

🧑‍🏫 Tips for specialists

Dot markers are one of the handiest tools for the transition between finger paints and a pencil: the child is already holding a tool, but is not yet asked to draw an accurate line. They work beautifully for practice with dotted templates, for marking letter outlines and for left-to-right sequencing practice (dots in a row from left to right).

📦 What’s in the set

• 6 dot markers with a sponge applicator;
• The ink washes out with water, soap and detergent;
• French Djeco design.

👶 Who is it for?

For children from 18 months.