Three Bear Family Counters: Educational Counting and Sorting Toy, Rainbow Colors, Autism Therapy Tool, Size Awareness - Set of 96, Ages 3+ Review

These little bears feel great in your hands. I do not know why. They're not soft or anything, but they're just the right weight, if that makes sense. I gave my little one a handful for the first time the other day and wondered how he would react. He loves her. Apparently, they also feel good in the hand. He and I are both very "sensory" (he was diagnosed with a sensory processing disorder and I think I would have been the same if I had been born now and not in the dark ages before SPD was…

I bought four buckets of these bears. I needed 3 sets of 3 bears in 3 different sizes. There are 90 pups left, all orphans, without mum and dad. Some of my students will not be able to attend my math class as they will not have bear sets like my other students. The activities I have planned are very important but now I have to organize them for the children who will receive packages with all the boys. I bought it with my own money, this distance learning course is very expensive! I want the…

I've just had them delivered. I bought it for use with Saxon Math K, Homeschool Edition and am looking forward to it. My daughter (almost 4 years old) who this product is for has been playing with it for some time and seems to like it very much. In this small chip tube were 96 bears: 48 small (8 of each color), 24 medium (4 of each color), and 24 large (4 of each color). Differences in size are small, meaning careful observation is required to sort them accurately by size. At the end of the few