Montessori Wooden Number Puzzle Peg Board and Magnetic Fishing Game for Toddlers - Bead Counting Shape Sorting Toy for 3-5 Year Old Kids - Preschool Math Learning with Stacking Blocks Review

My son LOVES this toy. It's the only thing he wants to play with. The pieces are small, so make sure your child has put things in their mouths and either leave them inside or supervise them or you'll lose all the pieces pretty quickly. There are many ways to play. 10/10 recommend.

This is perfect for my 2.5 year old. It has so many uses and keeps it busy for a long time. I like how it can be used to teach math. The only thing I would have liked to be different is the colors. Some of them are really hard to tell apart (especially on the locking rings). But that doesn't matter. I have already recommended it to friends with children.

This 4-in-1 toy is awesome! I'll be happy to take it off the next time my nieces come over! Pros: Sturdy box, good thick construction, 6 and 9 have different shapes. Cons: The wooden balls are cool, the patterns are fun, but I wish they had a hole for threading. Slight odor when first opening the box. Disappeared since second opening :)

Great educational game. A refreshing change from all tablet apps and media. This game/toy develops fine motor skills, color and space perception and patience. Depending on your child's age, adult supervision is recommended to encourage and guide you on what to do. We bought it as a Christmas present for my daughter. I am very happy with the purchase and recommend it!

I love this little wooden activity board! Bought for my 4 year old to be active, interested and homeschooled by my older friend. It's beautiful, well-made, full of color, and appeals to his desire to almost put things together, then confuse them, and then rearrange them again. :) I love that it also triples as a great set of math manipulations and an art project (creating pictures out of beads of different colors). Very happy with this purchase.

An excellent educational toy that helps many skills. I bought it for my child with down syndrome and autism. He can sort, work on fine motor skills by lining up numbers, just pinching, repeating patterns, discussing shapes, numbers and colors. Everything is solid and well made. There are a few things I would like to change, for example I would like the spoon to be a bit deeper and the beads to be threaded as well. My 5 year old daughter loves basic math and I wish there were extra numbers for…

Product arrived well packaged but all magnet fish were missing. The colored balls are easy for a toddler to swallow and my child popped a pair in his mouth and my husband and I quickly removed them. Colored spheres were not primary colors. It came in light green, teal, and light blue, which can be confusing for a toddler. The red and orange balls were also very similar in color. After receiving it, I realized that there is too much going on for a small child. It may be a good toy for children…

Bought for my 18 month old and supervising while we play (she won't put anything in her mouth at 12 months but we're all still careful). She will soon be 2 years old and basically LOVES "chewing gum" and uses tweezers to feed her stuffed animals various "candies". This helped her learn all of her colors and shapes (turquoise was new to her). We've recently started using counters (she's up to 5) and we only add when she's learning new numbers. The pins for the counting rings are loose and you…