Shapes Matching Dinosaurs

Thee little dinos have become my sons favorite toys. Its really helped him learn matching and colors. He isn't quite to the numbers part yet but he is at least going to be able to recognize that once he is ready.

My son has cerebral palsy and needs encouragement to use his right hand and especially to use his hands together. These were fun for that task as well as the added component of the alphabet learning.

These are fun. My son enjoys them. They are easy to pull apart and put back together. They are just as pictured.

Got them for our two year old grandson who loves dinosaurs <3

Got these for our two grandkids to play with when they come over to the house since both of them are obsessed with dinosaurs, along with every other little kid I've ever met! The love taking these apart and putting them back together, and they have the added benefit of some educational value to go along with the fun! Our grandkids are 3 and 4, and they both enjoy playing with these little guys. The plastic is pretty thick and I imagine these will hold up well to the usual abuse toddlers inflict on toys.

These matching dinos are so much fun for my niece! Putting them together while learning the alphabet keeps her active for a long time. The pieces are very well made, lightweight but solid, colorful, and easy to pull apart but they keep together very well. Since the dinos are repeated, kids will take some time to identify the right letter to match, since they are both lower and upper case, which I think makes it more interesting. While an 18 month old may not be able to match the colors and shapes right away, they are still bright and the perfect size for small hands to play with. They also look very cute as decoration and are very easy to clean. They come with a nice plastic bag for storage, but you can easily use any container to put them in. It is a very quiet and colorful way to keep your kids playing while stimulating memory and coordination!

These cute little dinosaurs come in a convenient little bucket with a handle on the lid. They have the number and countable shapes of that number on one side, and the number and the written word for that number (i.e. 4/four) on the other sides. They would be a little difficult for an 18month old to separate and put back together, but a three year old is able to easily. The kids have fun "mixing the butts" and making their own dinosaurs with different colors also.Fun, cute little toy that has educational value as well. Overall highly recommend.

I got these for my 2-year old granddaughters. We have been playing with toys to learn colors and it has been fun to watch them play with the dinosaurs as toys, to being able to match the colors and now name the colors as we put the dinosaurs back together. I keep these in my "Grandma Go" bag for when we are at a restaurant. The girls love playing with them.