72 PCS Sorting Toy for Toddlers, Preschool Learning Activities, Animals Dinosaurs Fishes Farm Vehicles Fruits Vegetables Foods Playset, Fine Motor Montessori Games Gifts for Year Old Kids

I spent a good few hours with my grand kids at the weekend with this magic little box of items.There are 8 picture cards which can be reversed therefore this gives you at least 16 games to match and play the items to the cards.There is a total of 9 items for each card/category which are really well made and easily identified (fruit, vegetables, animals, vehicles etc.).This is a great way to stimulate children and improve cognitive skills.I love the fact that everything can be packed away into the box, which has a carry handle, and neatly stored away at the end of play.I would recommend this FNYUN 72 PCS Sorting Toy for Toddlers.

I work in a school part time and my main role within the school is to work with and support and set up the correct provision for those with additional and complex needs. I saw this and new it would be perfect for 2 pupils that I work with that have a learning disability and are working at a lower developmental age and it is a perfect activity for them to start making connections between this topic. It is great for so many different types of interventions from speech and language to social skills to barrier games and learning so many essential skills. The little plastic toys are not the best quality but they are nice looking and are very good fake versions of the thing it is trying to mimic and I love how it all comes in one box so things can stay tidy and can be easily passed around the school and the cards that come with it are great. I like how the possibilities of the activities you can do with this box is endless and is great. I couldn't recommend more especially for children with additional needs or disabilities who might benefit from learning through pretend items like the ones in this box

I got this as a gift for my toddler and I always love activities where there is a learning element to them.You get a lot of toys in this pack! and they are all very well made. I was sceptical that a lot of the animals, fruit etc. would look a little "not quite right", but I have been very surprised with how they actually look like the real thing. The fruit is very realistic!.I also love the fact you are able to store them all in the "tool box" style box they come in, as I was worried about storage and items getting lost.you get 8 "sorting cards" along with the associated toys (which there are 9 of in a pack) and the storage box.I love that the instructions also offer 3 different alternative ways of playing so your toddler can chose what they want to play, or they can take the toys and start role playing with them, the choice is theirs.I think the price is right as it stands (£22.99).

While spending time with my little ones, exploring this vibrant world of toys, I realised that its appeal lies in the experiences it encourages. With a variety of themes ranging from dinosaurs to domestic animals, this set has captured my children’s imaginations, especially during our lazy afternoons indoors when the Scottish weather is doing its usual. I find the playset educational – perfect for developing problem-solving and fine motor skills. My son, who’s at the age of dropping toys everywhere, enjoys imitating roars with the dinosaur toys, while my daughter creates elaborate stories with the animal figures. The convenience of packing everything into its handy storage box has been incredibly helpful, keeping our play area tidy amidst pet chaos. However, I do exercise caution, particularly due to potential choking hazards. It’s a wonderful collection for encouraging creativity and learning, although a bit of supervision is always wise.

This is a great toy for toddlers age 18m plus in my opinion.It comes in a lovely plastic storage case with eight category cards and almost ten items of toys per category. As it can be used as role play toy as well this keeps little ones entertained and the varying categories prevents them from getting bored quickly.Some items are a little small so supervise child.This is an impressive learning set.

Montessori toys don't tend to be like this. The price is in line with them but the quality isn't up to the usual standard. You do get a lot of toys in this set and the cards they are sorted on to are smaller than the toys so fitting them on is a bit of a challenge. There are some spelling errors on the cards and the colour choices for the animals are a bit odd. If I didn't get this free to review I wouldn't have bought this.

This is a great educational toy that has loads of different uses - both for it's intended use and also for using the other bits to pay with.There are 72 plastic toys and the kids are supposed to sort them based on the different cards. Everything can then be placed in the box when the game is done. The fact that it has a box also makes it a prime toy to travel with. As it comes with so many little toys, these can also be played with individually.

As a Nursery Practitioner I am always excited to be offered for review any toys or resources which I can share with the children in my playroom. This sorting set is a great addition to our toy shelf - It develops 1:1 matching skills and problem solving, encourages communication skills and fine motor skills. There are a good selection of little toys to sort, including food items, sea creatures, dinosaurs and trucks. These can be matched to the Bingo style cards or could be used as play things to develop imagination and roleplay skills. The cards and toys are supplied in a useful storage box, and offer a variety of play opportunities. I have shared this game with our pre-school room, as we have some children with additional needs who have responded really well to this type of sorting game. Good value and well presented.