JP3151278U - Infant mud plate used as a base plate for clay work, sand play, etc. - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] A lightweight, simple structure that is easy to handle, enables the efficient use of space for organizing, organizing, and storing clay work-related tools, raw materials, etc., and infants can easily take out and store tools. The work board for clay work is provided so that even an infant can easily prepare and store tools. SOLUTION: A mud plate body and a container that can be attached to the opening of the mud plate body as a lid are provided. Grooves representing various patterns, letters, and numbers 4 are formed, and a plurality of stoppers 2 are provided at the four corners. When the mud plate body is covered with a container, the stoppers are engaged in the mouth of the container. A notch is provided in the opening edge of the container, and a finger is placed on the notch to facilitate removal of the mud plate body from the container, thereby forming an infant mud plate. [Selection] Figure 2

Description

The present invention relates to a mud plate for an infant, and more specifically, it can be used as a base plate when an infant performs viscosity work, sand play, etc., and remains as it is when stored, or a lid of a predetermined container It is related with the mud plate which can also be put in the state.

Usually, when an infant such as a kindergarten child or a nursery school child performs viscosity work, a work board that is made of various materials and resembles a wide cutting board is often used. This work board is kneaded with clay on the floor or ground, and viscose work such as making various shapes using a pressing die. In order to start clay work, it is necessary to prepare a base plate (work plate), clay, as well as a stamping die and a spatula. Since these are usually separated, the necessary items are taken out from the place and prepared.

Therefore, at the end of the clay work, not only the base plate (work plate), clay, but also various items such as a spatula, a kneading bar, and a pressing die are put in separate places.

The technology related to the present invention is disclosed in the following document.
JP 2006-130827 A Utility Model Registration No. 3075381

Therefore, it is necessary to prepare work plates, clay, various work tools for clay work and storage space for clay work in kindergarten and nursery school as well as at home. It is necessary to prepare the necessary tools individually, pay attention so that these various tools do not dissipate at the time of work, collect the used tools again at the end of the work, and collect them neatly at a predetermined circumference, These complicated operations impose a heavy burden at home, early childhood education and early childcare. In addition, it is not easy to organize and tidy up work boards and tools, and it also takes up space.

Furthermore, the work plate and the pressing mold are separate, and it is inconvenient for infants to use and store. In many cases, the pressing mold is not used or the clay work is done only by the pressing mold. Conventionally, in order to deal with the inconveniences as described above, there has been proposed a unit in which a pressing die and a work plate are integrated, and this integrated unit and a predetermined container are paired. However, since such a conventional product uses a work plate as a lid to drop the lid, the entire area is reduced and the work is difficult. In addition, since the work plate and the stamping die are made of an opaque plastic material, it is difficult to check whether the clay has entered the stamping die, and it is covered with a container as a lid. There is also a disadvantage that the inside of the container cannot be confirmed at a glance.

  The present invention is a mud plate for infants used as a base plate for viscosity work, sand play, etc., and on either side it represents various patterns, letters and numbers for embossing during viscosity work, sand play, etc. In addition, a plurality of stoppers are provided at the four corners, and when the mud plate is used as a container lid, an infant mud plate configured to engage the stopper in the opening of the container is provided. Thus, the above-described conventional problems are to be solved.

Further, in the above mud plate, the shape and size of the mud plate are formed substantially the same as the outer edge of the opening of the predetermined container, and when the mud plate is used as a lid of the container, the plurality of stoppers are provided in the predetermined container. The mud plate may be fixedly placed on the opening of the container in contact with the inner edge of the opening.

Furthermore, in any of the above mud plates, the stopper may be composed of an annular protrusion and an elastic material filled in the annular protrusion.

The mud plate described in paragraph 0010 may be configured to be able to suspend the mud plate by forming a through hole portion and inserting a human finger into the through hole portion.

In any of the above-described infant mud plates, the mud plate may be formed of a transparent or translucent plastic material.

The present invention is also an infant mud plate used as a base plate for viscosity work, sand play, etc., comprising a mud plate main body and a container in which the mud plate main body can be attached as a lid to the mud plate. A mud plate body is provided with grooves on either side of the body to represent various patterns, letters, and numbers for embossing during viscometer work, sand play, etc. When the container is used as a container lid, the stopper is engaged with the mouth of the container, and a notch is provided in the opening edge of the container, and a finger is placed on the stopper so that the mud plate main body as the lid is placed. An infant mud plate configured to be easily removed from a container is provided to solve the above-described conventional problems.

Further, in the infant mud plate of paragraph 0012, the mud plate body may be formed of a transparent or translucent plastic material.

Also, the infant mud plate in paragraph 0012 or 0013 can be stacked in multiple layers on the drawer body as a drawer that can be inserted and removed freely, and the materials and tools used for clay work can be stored compactly so that even an infant can It can be easily put in and out, and can be organized and organized, and can be efficiently stored and stored even in a small space.

The present invention is lightweight and has a simple structure and is easy to handle, and enables efficient use of space when organizing, organizing, and storing tools and materials related to clay work.
Furthermore, the necessary tools can be easily taken out by the infants, and at the end of one operation, it is put in a handy container and the next operation can be performed, so that the tools are not dissipated. In addition, since the infants can easily prepare and finish the tools themselves, it greatly contributes to the emotional education of the infants.

  The infant mud plate is made of plastic material, and the shape is adjusted to square, circular, oval, etc. according to the container of the other party that uses the infant mud plate as a lid. Match the outer edge of the opening or be larger than the outer edge

  Also, if the infant mud plate is made of a transparent plastic material, the contents can be confirmed at a glance when the container is covered. In addition, when embossing with an infant mud plate, it is easy to check whether clay is securely stored in the mold.

  If an infant mud plate is composed of a mud plate body and a container that can be attached to the opening of the mud plate body as a lid, the container with the mud plate body as a lid can be used as a drawer. It is easier to organize and can accommodate a large number of infant mud plates with containers even in relatively small spaces. In this embodiment, if a drawer, that is, a mud plate body and a container that can be attached to the opening of the mud plate body as a lid is formed of a transparent plastic material, the inside of the container can be checked at any time, and the stored items are always neat. It can be stored in the same state and it is easy to check.

Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of an infant mud plate according to the present application. The figure shows the rear surface of the infant mud plate. In the figure, 1 is an infant mud plate formed of a plastic material, and stoppers 2, 2,. . When the infant mud plate 1 is used as a lid for a predetermined container, the stopper 2 is engaged with the mouth of the container. Further, the stopper 2, 2,... . In addition, grooves for representing various patterns, letters, and numbers are formed for embossing during viscosification and sand play.

  The stoppers 2, 2. . . . Consists of an annular projection 2a, and the annular projection 2a may be filled with an elastic resin material, etc., which makes it difficult to slide against the floor surface and so on, and firmly fixes the infant mud plate 1 be able to.

In FIG. 1, reference numeral 3 denotes a through hole, and a floor or a container on which the infant mud plate 1 is placed so that the mud plate 1 can be suspended by inserting a human finger into the through hole 3. Easy to lift from. The mud plate 1 may be formed of a colorless transparent or colored translucent plastic material, and when the mud plate 1 covers the container, the contents can be confirmed at a glance. Further, when filling the embossing groove of the infant mud plate 1 with clay, it is easy to check whether the clay is securely stored in the mold.

FIG. 2 is a plan view showing the back surface of the infant mud plate 1, and a plurality of patterns 4, characters, and numbers 4 for embossing between the stoppers 2 and 2 at the four corners. The groove portion is formed.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. 2, and the pattern 4, characters, and numbers 4 shown in FIG. 2 are formed in a groove (recess) 5, and the pressing mold configured by the groove 5 is used. A clay having a desired shape can be obtained by filling the clay.

  The infant mud plate 1 according to the above-described embodiment can be used as a lid of a container having an opening outer edge of the same shape and the same size. At this time, the outer edge portion of the infant mud plate 1 and the outer edge portion of the container coincide with each other, and the stopper 2 is engaged with the inner edge of the mouth portion of the container in a contact state and fixed as a lid.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of an infant mud plate according to claim 6 of the present application. The infant mud plate MP includes a mud plate main body 11 and a container 12 on which the mud plate main body 11 can be mounted as a lid. The mud plate body 11 has the same structure as the infant mud plate 1 shown in FIGS.

That is, the back surface of the mud plate body 11 is formed with grooves for representing various patterns, letters, and numbers for embossing during viscosity work, sand play, etc., and a plurality of stoppers are provided at the four corners. When the main body is used as a lid of the container 12, the stopper is engaged with the mouth of the container 12, and notches 12 a and 12 a are provided at the opening edge of the container 12. The mud plate body 11 as a lid is easily removed from the container by placing a finger on the lid.

The outer edges of the mud plate body 11 and the opening of the container 12 are formed in the same size and shape. As shown in FIG. 5, the mud plate body 11 includes the outer edge of the opening of the container 12 as a whole. It can be used as a covering lid. The container 12 stores clay, a spatula, and other clay work tools. The container 12 with the mud plate body 11 as a lid may be stored in a stacked state or in a drawer device that can store the container 12 as a drawer. When starting clay work, infants take out the entire container from the predetermined storage location, prepare the necessary items from within the container 12, and work with the back of the mud plate body 11 facing out or the container. Twelve top surfaces will begin clay work.
After completion of the work, clay and other tools are put in the container 12 and covered with the mud plate body 11. During the work, the container 12 can always be kept at hand, so there is little risk of tools being dissipated.

If the mud plate main body 11 and the container 12 are formed of a transparent plastic material in the infant mud plate described below in paragraph 0024, the contents of the container 12 can be confirmed at a glance. Further, when the embossing groove of the mud plate main body 11 is filled with clay, it is easy to check whether the clay is securely stored in the mold.

It is a perspective view which shows one Example of the mud plate for infants. It is a top view showing the back surface of the said infant mud plate shown in FIG. It is the sectional view on the AA line in FIG. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the mud plate for infants which concerns on another Example, The related structure of the mud plate main body 1 and the container 12 is shown. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a state in which the opening of the container 12 is covered with the mud plate body 11 in the embodiment shown in FIG. 4.

1. . . . . . . Infant mud plate2. . . . . . . Stopper 2a. . . . . . 2. An annular protrusion . . . . . . Through hole 4. . . . . . . 4. Flock of patterns, letters and numbers . . . . . . Groove MP. . . . . . 10. Infant mud plate . . . . . Mud plate body 12. . . . . . container

Claims (7)

It is a mud plate for infants used as a base plate for viscosity work, sand play, etc., and grooves are formed on either side to represent various patterns, letters and numbers for embossing during viscosity work, sand play, etc. In addition, the infant mud plate is provided with a plurality of stoppers at the four corners, and when the mud plate is used as a container lid, the stopper engages with the mouth of the container. 2. The mud plate according to claim 1, wherein the shape and dimensions of the mud plate are substantially the same as the outer edge of the opening of the predetermined container, and when the mud plate is used as a lid of the container, the plurality of stoppers are the predetermined ones. An infant mud plate, wherein the mud plate is fixedly placed on the opening of the container in contact with the inner edge of the opening of the container. The mud plate according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the stopper is composed of an annular protrusion and an elastic material filled in the annular protrusion. The mud plate according to claim 3, wherein a through-hole portion is formed and a human finger can be inserted into the through-hole portion to suspend the mud plate. 5. The infant mud plate according to claim 1, wherein the mud plate is made of a transparent or translucent plastic material. A mud plate for infants used as a base plate for viscosity work, sand play, etc., comprising a mud plate body and a container that can be attached to the opening of the mud plate body as a lid. On the surface, grooves are formed to represent various patterns, letters, and numbers for embossing when playing with clay, playing with sand, etc., and multiple stoppers are provided at the four corners, and the mud plate body is used as a container lid In this case, the stopper is engaged in the mouth of the container, and a notch is provided in the opening edge of the container so that the mud plate body as a lid can be easily removed from the container by placing a finger on the notch. Infant mud plate characterized by that. 7. The infant mud plate according to claim 6, wherein the mud plate main body is formed of a transparent or translucent plastic material.

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