BainGesk Ice Cream Counting and Color Sorting Toy Set, Stacking Toy for Kids 2-4 Years, Montessori Fine Motor Skills Toys, Preschool Classroom Must Haves Learning Toys, Gifts for 2 3 4 5 Year Old Kids
Description
🍦 Scoop Up the Fun and Learning!
- GIFT OF GROWTH - Ideal for birthdays or holidays, inspire learning in kids aged 2-5 with this delightful set!
- MATH MADE EASY - Stack and count with numbered cones to master early math skills effortlessly.
- MONTESSORI MAGIC - Promote fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination through playful sorting and stacking.
- CLASSROOM ESSENTIAL - Perfect for preschool settings, these toys are a must-have for interactive learning.
- COLORFUL LEARNING FUN - Engage your child's senses with 60 vibrant ice cream scoops in 6 colors!
The BainGesk Ice Cream Counting and Color Sorting Toy Set is a vibrant educational tool designed for children aged 2-5. This set includes 60 colorful ice cream scoops, 10 cones with numbers 1-10, and 10 engaging activity cards, making it perfect for developing color recognition, counting skills, and fine motor abilities in a fun, interactive way.
Specifications
| Item Dimensions | 3 x 5 x 8 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.46 Kilograms |
| Size | Small, Medium |
| Theme | Food |
| Color | Multiple Colors |
| Educational Objective | Color Recognition, Sorting Skill, Counting and Number Recognition, Logical Thinking, Hand-Eye Coordination |
| Material | Plastic |
Reviews
R**L
Counting ice cream cones
Helping our grandkids learn to count and their colors.
L**S
Fun for all ages
For such a simple toy I was surprised what a hit it was for my 1 year old up to my 5 year old. Really fun and helps with learning colors and numbers! Also came with a cute bag to keep the ice cream in
C**E
Wish the scoops stuck together.
I got this for my son for Christmas and he really enjoys it. Fast delivery and neatly packed. It even came with a little back to contain all the pieces when you’re not playing with it. My only complaint would be that the scoops don’t actually connect together. The first scoop connects to the cone, but after that they all stay loose which can be quite frustrating to small children trying to build and hand out large ice cream cones.
L**G
Fun way to learn
I purchased this for my great niece who is 2 and she enjoys making ice cream cones. She doesn't realize she is learning. I would buy again.
G**M
Great for kids learning
I bought this for my grandchild. Very fun for them to play while learning to count and their colors.
L**A
Too tight
Even though there are a lot of pieces and it seems like the plastic is fairly high quality, the pieces are so difficult to snap on and off, even an adult had a lot of difficulty doing it. That defeats the entire purpose because the scoops won't stay on the cone without being snapped on.
M**A
Not our favorite
To be honest they won’t hold up. And it’s not very fun
R**L
Cute but cheap
I guess I shouldn’t be surprised because of how cheap I got them, but they’re not very nice. My daughter still seems to love them.I’m worried the cones are going to break eventually. It takes a lot of effort to snap the ice cream on, and then the ice cream scoops don’t stay stacked like others said.They had a similar toy at a local library and my daughter always begged me to go to the “ice cream library,” so I was hoping these would be similar. Similar would be generous. The ones at the library are 10x nicer.
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