Silly Science Fine Motor Sorting Set - 55 Pieces, Age 3+ Preschool Science Toys and Games

The Learning Resources Silly Science Fine Motor Sorting Set is thoughtfully designed with young children in mind. The set features a variety of colorful, whimsical pieces that are both visually appealing and durable. Made from high-quality, child-safe materials, the pieces are sturdy enough to withstand the energetic play of a very active 2.5-year-old.This sorting set is an excellent educational tool that combines fun with learning. It helps develop fine motor skills as children use their fingers to grasp, sort, and manipulate the pieces. The set also introduces basic STEM concepts by encouraging sorting, counting, and pattern recognition. These activities foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills, making it a valuable addition to any child's educational toys.The pieces are designed to be easy for small hands to handle, making it accessible for toddlers. The set includes a variety of shapes and colors, providing multiple ways to play and learn. Its simplicity allows children to explore independently, while also being versatile enough for guided play with parents or caregivers.his sorting set is a fantastic educational toy for active toddlers. It successfully combines play with learning, providing endless opportunities for skill development and exploration. Parents can confirm its appeal, as it keeps children engaged and entertained while fostering essential developmental skills. Highly recommended for any young child with a curious mind and active hands.

The Learning Resources Silly Science Fine Motor Sorting Set has been a hit in our special needs pre-k classroom. It's incredibly durable and affordable, and a consistent favorite during free choice time. Beyond fostering fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination, this set effectively supports color recognition, counting, and social skills development. It's easily adapted for various learning levels and makes an excellent addition to our science center."

I cannot recommend this germ set enough! It addresses grouping, colors, pattern recognition, matching, counting, and fine motor skills, just to name a few things! The set is darling. My daughter loves it so much! We got it for her at age 2 and a half and a year later she still wants to play with it often! It's one of those toys that can grow with them as their skills develop.

Well made my preschool classroom (age 4-6) enjoys. Bright, colorful. Would recommend. Would purchase again.Small parts so choking hazard for smaller or unattended children

The best toy for 3 years old. I bought it for my daughter. She loved it. She was playing over 1 hrs. It teaches them about patterns, colors and numbers. She was counting out loud while she put it in.

Excellent learning toy

I got this for my son when he started Pre-K3 because he got a little anxious after all the hype about germs at school and home (we had just had a new baby.) We got this to make germs a little less scary and more tangible for his 3 year old brain to understand. Little did I know, this would easily become one of his favorite Learning Resources toys, ever!! He’s about to turn 6 and he loves pulling this out. His sister, the aforementioned new baby, just turned 2 years old and she also loves to play, mostly by sorting. We have long since moved on from just learning about germs to counting, sorting, colors, shapes, patterns, taking turns, and just plain old fun! My son loves rolling the dice and it adds to the “game” feel. The set comes with a booklet of different ways to play. We’ve made up all kinds of games ourselves too, even that accidentally touching a certain green germ turns the player into The Hulk! This set is well made, durable, and a great size for younger and older kids. The germs are cute and approachable, while still teaching a healthy respect for them. We love this set so much, we bought a second for grandma’s house & I'm giving one as a Christmas gift. Money well spent!

This is super cute and great for early stem in children. My toddler loves playing with it by sorting, love as you get older the more things you can still do with it.