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Fiskars Schoolworks 5" Scissors for Kids Ages 4-7 (12-Pack), Pointed-Tip Scissors for Kids, Back to School Supplies, Red and Blue
Fiskars Schoolworks 5" Scissors for Kids Ages 4-7 (12-Pack), Pointed-Tip Scissors for Kids, Back to School Supplies, Red and Blue
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- SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR KIDS 4+: These school scissors provide good performance and comfortable use in the classroom from the first to the last day of school; Ideal for kids ages 4 to 7
- SAFE FOR KIDS: A safe blade angle, and a pointed tip for improved detail cutting, make these scissors a reliable choice for cutting paper craft supplies in school classrooms; Accommodates both right- and left-handed users
- LONG LASTING AND RELIABLE: A dependable classroom essential and great addition to school supplies for kids & teachers
- COMFORTABLE AND CONVENIENT: Ergonomic thumb loop helps provide a natural fit for kids' fingers
- QUALITY TOOLS FOR ARTS AND CRAFTS: From scissors and cutting mats, rotary and paper cutters, to classroom essentials, and quilting and scrapbooking supplies, Fiskars school and crafting tools are designed to help you do what you do best: express yourself
- INCLUDES: 12 pair 5" Pointed-tip Kids Scissors for ages 5 and up with Squishgrip handle; 5 year warranty
Overview
- Color : Blue,red
- Material : Stainless Steel
- Brand : Fiskars
- Blade Material : Stainless Steel
- Style : Pointed Tip
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