Learning Resources Super Sorting Pie: 68-Piece Fine Motor Toy for Counting, Color Recognition, Pretend Play, and Educational Fun. Ideal for Toddlers (Ages 3+) Review

I wanted this pie specifically for my son because he loves seeing 'Backyards' and I told him it was 'Big Pie'. He likes to think of this cake in this context. I use this cake along with math flashcards to teach him how to add and subtract. The cake was bigger than I expected and each counter is the size of one of those big bunches you find in a grocery store. My son scattered them all over the floor and I was usually afraid they would end up in the heating ducts, but the pieces are big enough…

My children (6, 3 and 1 years old) really liked it. They played so well together and had fun. My youngest has OCD and she loved the idea of sorting these little fruits in a cake. She also doesn't put things in her mouth like one-year-olds usually do. So if your child puts something in their mouth, it's not for them. The set includes 60 fruits (6 yellow grapefruits, 6 yellow bananas, 6 green bananas, 6 green apples, 6 red apples, 6 red berries, 6 purple berries, 6 purple plums, 6 orange oranges…

We started homeschooling our boys and were looking for good math manipulators for my 2 and 4 year olds to use and enjoy. It certainly hit the nail on the head. We discussed several similar options, including the Bear Count, before settling on this one based on price and functionality. We love the large, lifelike pieces of fruit for the "cake" and the fact that there are 60 pieces. My youngest child usually knows not to put anything in his mouth, but the large fruit gives him that extra…