Gift Ideas For Girls Ages 3-9: Math Games, Montessori Toys, Autism Sensory Travel Toys & More! Review

My son loves math problems, do some reason lol. This is a great little gadget he can pick up and play some simple math games for shoe periods of time. It’s not something that’s going to hold a kids attention for hours at a time but it will fill 10-15 mins of time here and there. The volume is clear and loud. It doesn’t feel like it’s the highest quality but it does feel better then the $10 price would suggest.

This little pink calculator is cute for learning math. It's not really just a toy as I thought it would be. Your child can learn math skills by listening to strategies for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. They can also complete math challenges including greater than, less than lessons.There is no volume control and the only voice is the one in my video. The plastic is light weight and hard. The buttons are rubber. I think this would be a great learning tool for older kids and

My 6 year old niece LOVED this gift at Christmas. I was honestly shocked that she spent so much time with it given all the other cool, fancy gifts she got. It is easy to use -- just charge it for a little bit and it's good to go. Just does addition and subtraction, but she had a really fun time with this. Her 4 year old sister was excited about it too! Highly recommend. Great little toy that has added value of education!

The price matches the value of this device. This may keep kids entertained for car rides or trips. It is a small device, which could be a benefit when packing for travel or road trips. However, there is no volume control, and it is not necessarily quiet. It does have a mute function.It is basically electronic flash cards with limited games and exercises. The flash cards are sequential, not random. Some exercises do require thought to compare results of an operation to a displayed value as…

If you have a child that has a hard time with static math worksheets then this might be a good option for you. This small lightweight unit is a great tool to use for basics, practice and more. The buttons are large and easy to read. The voice is clear and easy to understand and there are a variety of games with different levels to explore for the comfort of the child. The only thing that I would change would be separating the addition and subtraction. If you have a beginner or a child who gets…

I have another one of these devices and for whatever reason, this one just feels a little bit cheaper. The material quality isn't as great and feels less durable. I like the device for doing some quick math fluency for my kids, I am just concerned about them dropping it and it breaking. However, I think the educational value is there and that was my primary focus for this product so I am pleased.

My niece picked this toy out of all the toys on Revain. She loves it. A kid’s calculator and math game. Looks cute and keeps her entertained. She is in first grade.

My son was excited about this- he is 5 years old but hypernumeric so math is just about his favorite thing next to trains. I was tired of him constantly asking me to solve math riddles for him so any toys that can sub for me are great. So far we haven’t had any issues with this toy, it’s lightweight and looks like a kids calculator. Battery lasts long enough in my opinion and the speaker can be surprisingly loud.

My kids have been having soooo much fun with this! They did problems on it for an hour without getting bored. They challenged each other and laughed when they got things wrong. (And my seven-year-old learned the meaning of the word "bingo." How on earth did he not already know what it meant? :-D) I'm excited to implement this more into our homeschool curriculum.

Has different game modes, easy to use. I leave it in the car for easy car entertainment. Super lightweight, and compact.

Got this for my kids. I got my daughter the pink one and my son the blue one. My sons doesn't work unless it's plugged into the charger. Very disappointing as today was our Christmas celebration and he went to play with it and it didn't work.