🧮 Smart Snacks Number Pops: Math Games for Kindergarten + Fine Motor Toy Set (10 pcs.) - Ages 18 mos+ Review

My two and a half year old likes them. We are a Montessori inspired home. I was looking for items to encourage my child's love of toys that fall in water and crowds. He was already introduced to the traditional Montessori materials 1-10 in our home study. He mastered them immediately and loves to play with them.

My baby loves it, right out of the box. He's not old enough to compare numbers, but just picking it up and taking it out and chewing it gives him great pleasure! They make a little more noise than I expected but we still use them in quiet places like churches and that's fine. Plus they are so adorable!

My little ones love to disassemble, mix and match, then find the number and add up. It was helpful for my 2 year old and my 3 year old is doing it as fast as she already can but still finds it fun and helping her sister. They are very educational for color, matching, counting and identifying numbers and colors.

Not a bad toy as it looks just like it does on TV. and beautiful quality! but maybe it's just my kid, but he lost interest very quickly. I would recommend Crayons Surprise! He keeps fun for hours. We got it as a gift but I thought it was from the same shop in Revane. This is good value for money. I love the affordable price of learning resources!

My students love this type of exercise. An annoying factor is that a student who has trouble recognizing numbers can bypass counting by matching the colors of the dots to the shell, defeating the purpose of the product. Instead, I can erase the dots and paint them black. Otherwise, this is a good manipulation to start the preschool year. Advanced students will spend less than five minutes on this unless we include them in our dramatic play area.

I am only giving this product three stars because I bought it for my 5 year old preschool girl who is struggling with her numbers this year. She struggles to accept that she sees the number and knows what it is. Those lollipops would be very, very useful. However, at this age she is smart enough to know that all she has to do is match the colors to the numbers as they are color coordinated. If they weren't color-coordinated, this would be the best learning tool for them. In fact, she would have