Learning Resources Pet Counters, Set of 72: Educational Math Manipulatives for Toddlers & Preschoolers

I purchase these products for my grandkids and they enjoy counting and separating them by color or character and we also add and subtract with them. A great learning toy and well made too at a fair price. I have purchased several of their learning products. A fun way to learn for my preschoolers !

Love these counters! Every color has 2 of each animals however, my set is missing an orange dog only 71 animals

My little boy is crazy about his pets , very happy customer

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are great to help our kindergarteners understand simple addition and subtraction. They loved looking at the cute animals.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This set of animals was visually appealing and looked to be of good quality. All the animals were cut smooth and there was no excess plastic hanging off of them (which can be picked off by kids and put in their mouth). And I noticed they were heavier than I thought. It seems they could withstand being chewed on if it were to happen. This will be a great learning tool for my 2 year old for colors, animals, counting, and sequencing. The only con is that they could maybe get boring and forgotten about after a while of use. Maybe. They did have a bit of a smell at first but nothing too awful and it went away quickly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My five year old was excited from the moment he saw the colorful toys in the container. The variety of animals and colors is visually appealing (I personally loved the hamster). Without any instruction, my son began sorting the animals in various ways, pairing them up, and counting them. He continues to use them as we add basic math skills as well. The only negative I had is we were missing a bunny so the sets were uneven, but great toy for math skills and creative play!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves learning to count, learning the different colors, and animals

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 2 year old loved these Pet counters! They are so cute and educational. We used them to sort out by color, and animal! These were a fun way to help her count and sort!

I like these counters for activities for my toddler. Very versatile for color sorting, sorting my animal type, sensory bins etc. only downfall is there isn’t much difference between the orange and red so for a baby / young toddler it’s difficult to distinguish between the two.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 4 year old loved playing with these. He immediately wanted to sort them and wanted to know other ways to play with them. Working with him, he was able to make patterns and find multiple ways to sort. The only con is that it is a LOT of pieces. My 2 year old was very drawn to the bright colors and always wanted to dump the animals everywhere.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Incredible for counting, colors and identifying animals. My 2 kids loves them and they are great for my youngest in kindergarten. Excited for more counters and items from learning resources

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Learning Resources pet counter is a visually stimulating way for kids to get hands-on learning that is only limited by imagination! My 6-year old enjoyed creating patterns, adding, subtracting, and even playing house with the bright, rubbery animals. My 4-year old engaged in sorting, learning colors, counting, and giving the pets fun names. There are enough counters that they could play together or separately and work out a variety of math and problem-solving scenarios without running out of pieces. I loved that the set comes in a sturdy tub for easy storage with a lid that my children can manage on their own for independent access and clean up! The counters are solid enough to withhold lots of play, while also being slightly squeezable for little fingers to easily grip. The rainbow of colors and creative variety of pets make this set a staple at home or perfect for the classroom.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We received the set of 72 pet counters and they are absolutely amazing. I wasn't sure what to expect, but you can do so much more with these than counting. There are several different animals as well as several different colors. The possibilities with this set are ENDLESS, not to mention they are extremely sturdy and also adorable. These are a big hit with my kids :)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Absolutely awesome! These have brought us hours of playing together, counting, sorting and all else. C u e design!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We enjoyed using these animals for counting and sorting. It was a fun way to incorporate math into our play time

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great quality, can use to count or do math! My kids thought the shapes were neat and they will be used a large deal in the future.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nice educational toy that has so many things to do from it. It could be use to teach kids colors, pattern, number, group, pattern, animals, line up, and so on and on. It could also just to be use as toy. Both my 2 years old and 4 years old have so much fun while playing it! Also it's the toy that you could always see in a classroom!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My two year old has been using this during supervisied play and she loves them. This set has so many different ways to teach and play at the same time. I love that we can sort by color, animals, count them and identify animals. This set easily keeps her attention and is something we adapt as she grows.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use these cute pet sorters to help enhance my pet curriculum.

My students love working with these counters! They are perfect for oral language development (I teach a dual language class). They are also wonderful for sorting, making patterns and counting quantities to match a numeral.