Pipihome Montessori Toys for for 3 4 5 6 Year Olds Magnetic Color and Number Maze, Numberblocks Toys for Kids Colour Sorting Toys for Toddlers, Magnetic Toys Autism Toys Counting Toys for Children

It is a really good fine motor skills and learning colours and numbers up to 10.

Very often when you try take 1 wee ball by pen goes two balls no one so isn't easy ... For sure my boy will need a lot of patience because even for adults is not easy btw good fun.look exactly like on pics

The balls all clump together when you drag them out making it almost impossible to sort into the correct pots.The concept is great but there too many balls and they’re too small for the strength of the magnet. I gave up after 2minutes because I was frustrated with it. My 3 year old didn’t even manage that long because she wasn’t getting any results

The media could not be loaded. This is a great toy that you will keep your child busy for a while, but with 10 different buckets each of a different colour, also helps to develop their colour identification, counting and coordination skills.The magnetic stylus is not overly strong meaning that you will sometimes lose the ball but this adds to the challenge and is fun. The product is generally well made and even contains a slot for the stylus to help you avoid losing it.The only thing that lets this product slightly are the supports which are not secured in any way and will forever fall off. However, they are not needed so I would still highly recommend.

This is a cute and colourful toy. Bought as gift so dont know how popular it will be!There is a problem with the corners where the balls clump together and it is difficult to reset the toy. The corners are too tight/small. Shame as it is a great idea

The media could not be loaded. As a Nursery Practitioner I am always excited to be offered for review any toys and resources which I can share with the children in my playroom. I love the idea of this colour sorting board - This wooden maze style sorting board features 10 differently coloured pots with the numerals 1 - 10 on the side. There are little round coloured balls in the corresponding quantities - 1 black ball for the 1st black pot, 2 red balls for the 2nd red pot and so on. The idea is to track the balls along the maze using the magnetic stylus and put them in to the pot. This is a great way to develop ideas around quantity, number correspondence and colour recognition. It also offers great practice for fine motor skills and coordination. The board itself is well made with a sturdy feel and the screen is securely in place. All of the coloured pots are bright and match the balls well. My only issue with this is that the magnet pen is not very strong, and so it can be quite tricky to keep the balls tracking along the maze. Definitely, younger children would just give up and I couldn't blame them as I found this quite frustrating. I have checked other reviews and no one else seems to have had this issue so perhaps mine was just a rogue pen, but I have taken a video to show this. Other than that, I love the idea of this game and think that it would be really popular with the children in my nursery - I shall have to look at sourcing an alternate stylus for it.

All of the 6 yellow and 7 grey balls were missing. Very disappointing

It’s to tricky for a 2 year old as all balls are tiny and colours stick together when trying to put into colour groupings

Molto utile per i bimbi che si devono ingegnare per poter eseguire il gioco e per poter imparare i numeri

Las bolas son muy pequeñas y se pegan entre ellas. Imposible para un adulto. Fustrante para cualquier niño.Las patas que trae para apoyarlo son muy endebles y al menor movimiento se separan.Mala elección.Lo devolvimos

Il prodotto è valido ma ho ricevuto il gioco con la confezione danneggiata e il gioco stessa sembra usato.Non lo rendo perché il compleanno di mio nipote è alle porte.