SET4kids Counting Bears with Matching/Sorting Cups, 4 Dice, Tweezers and an Activity e-Book. for Toddler Games | Early Childhood Education. 71 pc Game Set

This is perfect for helping a two year old to learn colors and counting by sorting the bears into the cups.

We love this so much! There are so many games you can play with this!!!

Got these for my one year old twin girls to help them with their colors and counting. I’ve seen much progress with using these.

My 3 year old nephew was having a ball with this. I didn’t even realize this set had dice, with numbers and colors, but that definitely improved the experience. He likes to roll them to decide which color bear and how many, so the fun continues. We’ve had them a couple weeks now, and he still gets excited when I pull them out.

I would give 6 stars if possible! This set is very compact, even though it has so many pieces. The parts are sturdy and well-made. My own children and my students are loving them! I feel like the people who made it thought of everything, and Ive already shared the link with several teacher friends. The different dice make these developmentally appropriate for a variety of ages. The icing on the cake was when the sellers contacted me to send a free 30 page digital resource with several games to play with the bears. Im very happy with this purchase!

Perfect for homeschooling!!! The packaging is small, so easy to store.

Our kids love playing with these bears in the dollhouse, as passengers in toy trucks, AND for counting! The Activity E-Book is well-designed and attractive. Im hoping to laminate some of the pages.

I bought this item for my 2.5yr. It has helped with color name, recognition and counting. He does enjoy playing with it. The only problem is we are having a difficult time locating a copy of the website address for the e-material even on line. I believe the paper that was in the pack was discarded when the kids opened it for Christmas. Not having this material really limit its usefulness. I would love it if someone from the seller/manufacture would contact us with that info. We are looking forward to more learning and fun.

My 2 year old grandson plays with toy more than others and now knows his colors. He loves to sort them, line them up, and tell us the colors.

Many ways to play and use it for my mom with Alzheimer’s. I make it more challenging by having her use chopsticks to pick up the bears.