Zalmoxe Counting Bears Pre-School Math Skills Manipulatives for Color Recognition Sorting Matching Learning Number Homeschool Educational Toys for Kids(10 Colors)

I do love these bears, but we are using them for crafts, not education. They are very tiny, which has pros and cons. Little hands can definately hold them, but you must be sure your child is past the age of putting things in the mouth. There is a plastic case to keep them together, always helpful.

Great for math for my toddler but it’s way toooooo small!!!

Would be an awesome learning tool and games, that I purchased in conjunction with the rainbow bears as it has 4 more colors to identify. I purchased it for my 3 year old Grandchild.. but was absolutely shocked at the size. These bears are way too tiny and are a serious choking hazard. I would be happier with them if they were the size of the rainbow bears.. it would have been nice tho I did know when I purchased them they did not have sorting cups.

These are DEFINITELY a great deal. I can teach pre-arithmetic concepts with these. Can do: sorting, pattern making, counting, probability, and they are just the right size to help develop manual dexterity and fine motor control. They are bright and cute. The kids will want to play with these.

I really like these counting bears and think they are very durable. The colors are nice as well and they come in a small plastic box to store them. However, these bears are quite small and should be used with children who are four and up or with adult supervision. I wish that the box came with compartments to sort the bears because these do not come with cups. Overall I think they are a pretty good set and if used with sorting, you can use different color cups or bowls to separate them.

Used them for a babyshower game

These bears look bigger on the screen than they really are. They are so small I do not understand how they can be considered appropriate for Day Care operations. The warning label says "for ages 3 and up", but I am sure a 3-year-old would swallow and choke on one of these. They really are comically small.

I thought these were very small. They are what the picture described but I misinterpreted it and believe I was in a rush to gather all of our math manipulatives for TGTB homeschooling that I just figured they were the bigger counting bears. I can make them work my kids will still enjoy them I just feel like they will be easy to lose. I think a $3-$5 dollar range is a better price point.