CozyBomB Monkey Balance Counting Cool Math Games - STEM Toys for 3-5 🐵 Year Olds: A Fun and Educational Kindergarten Math Learning Material for Boys and Girls Review

I bought this after seeing someone show it off in a homeschool group I'm a member of on Facebook and decided to see if my son would like it . And he LOVES it! He loves monkeys and was the first to notice. It's easy to assemble and disassemble, so if you need to take it apart for easy storage, you can. I love that it comes with index cards that we plan to use in our homeschooling class. Overall quality is good and works great. The numbers are weighted and the monkeys are 1, so the number 2 would

*UPDATE: I received a partial refund from the seller because I did not receive the colors shown on the box. They solved my problem very quickly. You can't guarantee what paint numbers are in each box, so hopefully I can try painting the duplicates a different color without affecting the weight of each so the monkeys still balance properly. * Right out of the box, my first impression is a little disappointed because the colors of the numbers don't match those on the box. There are several…

I got this for my two 4 year old grandchildren for their birthdays. It's a great manipulator to learn math skills in many different ways. Grandkids loved it! Only downside is keeping track of all the little monkeys and putting everything back in the storage box doesn't stop me from highly recommending it. One more note: At first we were a bit confused when we looked at the attached maps. Some have equations on one side with numbers on the back that we first thought were wrong answers to the…

This monkey balance toy is a great idea for kids to introduce numbers and the concept of weight. This is a potentially serious hazard for children. I bought this as a birthday present for my 4 year old. In less than 2 weeks of play he managed to crack one of the numbers (see attached photo). These figures aren't that difficult to disassemble since not much glue is used to hold the two pieces together. As you can see, there are 5 metal balls in the number 7 in my photo. The same type of balls…

Great product! My 5 year old adds (and subtracts, although subtraction cards aren't included) without realizing it. The green cards are for level 1/easy and show the number of frogs needed to balance. The purple cards are level 2/medium and show either the number of frogs or the actual number and then you have to find the number to balance. The blue cards are difficulty 3/hard and use the number of frogs and numbers to add up. The plastic numbers and frogs are very durable. The scale works very