6 Dot Markers Set

• Sensory Exploration: Engages children in sensory exploration, allowing them to experience different textures and sensations while creating.
• Colour Recognition: 6 vibrant colours aid in colour recognition and expand children's understanding of different hues.
• Pattern Recognition: Dot markers can be used to create patterns, helping children understand sequencing and repetition.
• Hand-Eye Coordination: Dotting requires children to focus on where they place the markers, enhancing their hand-eye coordination.
• Concentration and Focus: Engaging in dot marking activities can help children improve their attention span and concentration.
• Australian Design: Exposure to products designed in Australia introduces children to diverse cultural influences and creativity.
• Safe Expression: Non-toxic ingredients provide a safe platform for self-expression, letting children enjoy colourful adventures worry-free.

In August 2024, we have partnered with the Starlight Children's Foundation. We donate 1 in every 20 CPR products sold to the Starlight Children's Foundation for the Starlight Express Rooms. We are on a mission to brighten the lives of seriously ill children and young people.

What are dot markers?
Dot markers are art supplies that feature a round, sponge-tip applicator. They allow kids to create colourful dots and designs easily, often in bright, vibrant colours.

How do you use dot markers?
To use dot markers, simply press the tip onto paper or another surface to make dots. Kids can create patterns, lines and pictures.

What age is appropriate for dot markers?
Dot markers are typically suitable for children aged 3 and up. They are great for Preschoolers and Primary school children, providing a fun way to engage in art.

Can dot markers be used on paper and other surfaces?
Yes, dot markers are primarily designed for use on paper, but they can also work on cardboard. It’s best to avoid glossy or very absorbent surfaces.

Are dot markers non-toxic?
Yes, our dot markers are non-toxic and safe for children.