Review on Learning Resources Snap N Learn Matching Sorting by Brian Rivenbark

These cute dinosaurs (or 'Dinaroars' as my 2 year old son calls them) are great for matching games and also just for playing with the little critters - they often ride around in my son's car. Train. I would like the two halves to fit closer together so the tail doesn't end up upside down like dinosaurs when playing, but they are easy to take apart and put back together which is very handy. important for this toy. They seem solid enough and are great for core strengthening games. Put the heads to one side, the tails to the other, put the baby in the middle on a small box or inverted bucket, and let him take the tail on one side, then come and take that head on the other side, come on. up to bring them together, then down to the middle to throw them back into the bucket. Works perfectly!