Orange Tree Toys

NEW Scoop Digger

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$5.75 $7.99 In stock

Little builders will love this sturdy wooden scoop digger. This scoop digger is perfect for imaginative play, developing motor skills, & adding fun to any construction adventure.

  • Great for encouraging creativity, role-play & motor skill development
  • Movable scoop arm for digging, lifting, & carrying
  • Chunky wooden vehicle, perfect for little hands
  • Help to develop movement & coordination

Made from FSC®-certified wood, with fully recyclable packaging. 

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Thomas ★★★★★

The wooden handle is just the right size for small hands to grip firmly, and my son has been using it to "build" roads for his toy trucks all afternoon. It feels solid enough to survive being dropped a few times, which is exactly what we needed.

Sofia Z. ★★★★★

My toddler grabbed this little scoop digger before I could even open the box, and the smooth wooden handle is perfect for his small hands. It's surprisingly sturdy and has already survived a few trips to the sandbox without a scratch, making playtime way more fun.

Olivia Q. ★★★★☆

My little one grabbed this immediately and started "digging" in the backyard—the wooden scoop is chunky enough for small hands to grip well. It's solidly built, though I wish the scoop was slightly deeper for more pretend-loads. Still, she's had a blast with it all afternoon.