Learning Resources Friendly Farm Animal Counters - 72 Pieces, Ages 3+ Toddler Learning Toys, Preschool Learning Supplies, Classroom Desk Pets, Educational Counting and Sorting Toy

What a rollercoaster of emotions! Four days ago, my husband unintentionally set off an "incident" by letting my toddler's beloved yellow pig accompany us into the grocery store. As the designated toy-keeper (to prevent these very situations!), I usually insist toys stay in the car. But, naturally, the pig went missing.My little one was inconsolable for three days straight, a constant chorus of "yellow pig!" echoing through the house. I called the store, of course, to no avail. So, in a moment of desperation and hope, I turned to Amazon, ordering a whole bucket of rubber animals, my heart literally pounding as I opened the lid.And there it was! The yellow pig! The relief was immense. This set exceeded all expectations. Not only did it contain the precious replacement, but the rubber quality is significantly better than his previous set. Plus, it thoughtfully includes both large and small shapes, perfect for exploring size differences and pattern work.If I could give this product 10 stars, I absolutely would. Thank you, thank you, for bringing peace back to our home!

These are great quality animals for preschoolers. The kids love them and they are a great learning tool. I would definitely purchase again.

Our family buys a fair amount of learning resources toys and these are a hit! My three-year old loves to play with the animals (they are finely detailed--super cute), and they make it easy to engage her to practice counting. Great assortment of animals (cows, horses, rabbits, etc.) and I like the two different sizes in each critter--allows my kid to find "mommies, daddies, and babies!" They seem to be of a nice, sturdy material.

These are awesome! The kids love the the rubbery texture, the colors, and the variety of sizes and animal types. They are great for sorting, counting and play activities in my preschool classroom! My only complaint is that the orange is an orangey-red and very close to the red color, making it a bit difficult to differentiate between the two, especially when these are mixed with my older set where the orange is a true orange.

These have been such a hit with our 4 kids. Ages 2-5. They play with them in various ways depending on our activity and their age. My older two love to pick a couple animals and create a story with them as characters. My 2 year olds love the sorting colors. I see these being a staple in our home for a long time.

Great quality learning toys!

We used with both my kids one was Homebound and the teacher used this to teach my daughter who is non verbal and mult-disabled her colors, they worked on math and matching, and sorting, this has many uses and was fun to have, taught her the animal names and things as well.

My students loved these! They chose to play with them often. Very cute and bright colors. Very sturdy. I used them in a Pre-Kindergarten classroom.