Toddler Sorting Playsets, Montessori Fruits Dinosaurs Animals Insects Balls Food Fish Poultry Sorting Matching Toys for 3 Years, Boys and Girls

This sorting set is an amazing buy for 3-4 yr olds. I have been using it with my students and they love having so many objects to sort and to explore. Each item is well made, painted correctly and none are choking hazards for my students. I would definitely purchase more!

I am really impressed with this sorting set, cards, and storage bag ( though the storage bag is not great). I will be using this in my OT classrooms for many purposes. Sorting is a great learning concept. The toys can also be used in a sensory table ( digging for, grasping, and identifying objects). You can use the toys just as creative play objects. There are so many uses for this set. Others have mentioned that the cards should be laminated, but I feel as though they are good as is. This is a great set and good quality for the money.

Kids love to sort items and there are many items to sort - it's like several packs of cheap toys in one box. As a matter of fact a few of the packs do have headers on them suggesting they were packaged as a cheap toy for a dollar store. There are little cards where you can place the sorted items, but one of the packs of six items are round balls, and I am not sure how you get them to stay on the card and not roll away. The plastic trucks are much bigger than most of the other items. There is a drawstring bag to keep everything in, which is a plus! Due to the quality of the items, I don't think anyone beyond young preschool would be drawn to the items.

Really fun sorting set! Some of the labels on the cards are a bit off, but a quick fix with a sticker printer made it better. The cards also needed to be laminated to ensure longevity of the set, but again, that was an easy fix! But besides having to fix or enhance a few bits, the kiddos absolutely love sorting everything onto the cards!

This set comes with a lot of pieces of toys, which are higher dollar store quality. The cards are colorful and I like that they offer just the right amount of space to match the toys to them. I do not like the wording on the cards. Especially the ones that says "Farm poulty" and has a goat and sheep printed on it and the one saying "Good Food" instead of fast food. In my classroom we learn healthy foods and sort good for our body foods vs harmful, and this would be confusing. I will use my label machine to correct this, but at that price point, I would expect not having mistakes like that. But besides the titles on the card, this is a good and set. especially for children that can't read yet.

I could hardly wait for this game to arrive and it did in one day! First, my only complaint is that the playing boards aren’t laminated. That would go a long way for longevity of this darling game. I haven’t shown it to my grandkids, yet, but I can imagine their sense of accomplishment at completing each board! They are going to love this. It would be a great gift for preschoolers and early grade kids. The colors are vibrant. The tokens perfectly match the pictures on the game boards (well, the orange’s picture is close to the color orange!). I can just see them concentrating to match the shapes to the pictures of the trucks. This is a great idea. The tokens are of good quality and will hold up to much use. The price was reasonable for something that should get a lot of use during the kiddos time here with their grandparents. It’s going to help them learn the names of insects, animals, sea life, fruits, construction vehicles, sports balls, and fast food (for what it’s worth!). The set comes with a nice, storage sack with closure. I’m keeping the nice box it arrived in for storage so it can be stacked on a shelf with their other games and sets. I really like this for the kids.

The matching game is so cute and the tiny accessories are adorable. Have reused so many of them for other themes on our sensory bins and have had so much enjoyment

We are a homeschool family and this is the first year for our four year old. We were concerned that while we worked with the two older children he would get bored and start to get into trouble. We were looking for something to keep him busy during those times and these definitely do the trick. The titles on some of the cards are odd, thankfully he can't read. He loves matching the toys with the pictures and then doing it all over again. The pieces are smaller so I'm not sure why it mentions infants as an appropriate age in the title.