Review on Assorted Birthday Classroom Relief for Children by George Miller

I bought this set as a reward for my students. What I got was the equivalent of the plastic trash you can buy from vending machines outside the grocery store. The Rubik's Cube is actually a tiny keychain, the "sensory" toys designed to squeeze and pull are made of hard plastic that isn't malleable enough to crush or pull, giving way to unicorns and quarter-sized bears that they too a choking hazard for small children, and the balls are a kind of puzzle that falls apart if you remove a block (they were in pieces in my bag). The only toys worth keeping in the bag were the infinity cube and the all-button remote. These are the ONLY toys in this set that I would call "sensory toys". For some reason my bag came with a random page of emoji stickers? I couldn't figure out how to contact the seller so I returned the item and received a refund. If you are looking for sensory toys, this is not for you. A fitting description of this toy bag would be "kids party favours".