Learning Resources Fine Motor Peacock Pals, Fine Motor Toddler Toy, Sorting Set, Set of 5, Ages 18 mos+

Learning Resources Fine Motor Peacock Pals, Fine Motor Toddler Toy, Sorting Set, Set of 5, Ages 18 mos+

$ 25.98

Score By Feature

Based on 250 ratings

Easy to assemble

9.50

Durability

9.50

Sturdiness

9.33

Giftable

8.38

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Product Description

The Fine Motor Peacock Pals will help you develop essential fine motor skills!

With these pinchable, pullable feathers, you can improve your hand strength and higher level of coordination!

These feathers are the perfect size for little hands and each one has a different texture to discover!

At home or in the classroom, you can learn sorting, matching, and early color recognition skills!

The minimum age to participate is 18 months

Questions & Answers

Which materials are used for these? Can they be used without being contaminated with BPA and phthalates?

ABS is used to manufacture this model. Neither our products nor our services contain any harmful chemicals The presence of phthalates makes it toxic This product is compliant and lead-free Among other requirements, it is BPA compliant, Prop 65 compliant, not containing mercury, and it follows U.S. law. Laws pertaining to safety. Please feel free to contact us through our Educational Insights site under the "contact us" page if you have any other questions.

The pieces on my red peacock had the same number on both sides. Would it be possible for me to get the correct piece?

We're sorry to hear that, if you are missing any pieces, please visit our Learning Resources site under the "contact us" page and we will be happy to assist.

In every peacock, the interior circle is larger than the outer circle. Any bumping of the bird results in feathers falling out. Can you tell me if this is ?

Despite the fact that students struggle with taking the pieces in and out, I still find that they manage to do it eventually. It's usually a struggle to get them to pull out the pieces and stick them back in after they've been pulled out.

Selected User Reviews For Learning Resources Fine Motor Peacock Pals, Fine Motor Toddler Toy, Sorting Set, Set of 5, Ages 18 mos+

For little ones who need to develop fine motor skills

5/5

My three year old daughter loves these and counts them each time she puts one into place. I bought this set for her and so far, she has put them into This is a really fun toy that kiddos will enjoy playing with as well as learning She is still too young for these yet, but I will use them as soon as she is of an age to do so.

Grayson Mann

| Jan 21, 2021

This is amazing! It's nice to see colors this bright

5/5

The material from Learning Resources that I ordered to help my 3 year old with motor skills has helped my son make great strides!.

Averi Rollins

| Dec 09, 2020

Playing with this toy also teaches you something

5/5

I bought these for my 2-year-old son because he loves them! Putting the feathers into the birds and taking them out has been a lot of fun for him. This toy makes it easy for us to practice matching colors, counting, and colors by themselves.

Jalen Collins

| Jul 24, 2021

This toy is great for learning

5/5

It was well received by my son! Color sorting and counting are easy to learn with this toy. I was not as impressed with the plastic as I had expected, but overall, I really liked this.

Nalani Collins

| Dec 22, 2020

The game is really good for learning

5/5

Counting, learning colors and patterns will be made easy with this fun app! An attractive toy that is safe.

Reina Duffy

| Feb 03, 2021

This is a great toy for learning! These are wonderful for toddlers, and even my two-year-old loves them! There are colours, numbers and different textures on the feathers, so fine motor skills are used

5/5

The more I buy, the better!.

Brynlee Burnett

| Mar 04, 2021

Must have for every home

5/5

Our little one with special needs will really enjoy this. Colors have the added benefit of making it an excellent learning tool for the little ones, but children with sensory issues will find it even more beneficial.

Jeremy Grimes

| Aug 16, 2020

A multi-disciplinary approach The toy is to be used! Using this toy in my classroom with preschoolers is a great idea

5/5

As well as improving fine motor skills, it is a great way to sort colors. There is a lot of love for it among the kids!.

Hugh Clayton

| Jan 04, 2021