Learning Resources All About Me Mirror Boards, Set of 4

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Loved color and kids love it too. Wish had more in pack

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very sturdy magnifying glasses for the children. Wonderful item to buy for any classroom any age perfect Item

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use these every year in my prek class to teach my students the name of the feelings or emotions so they are able to express their feelings in class. The mirrors show them what the feelings/emotions Look like.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I LOVE the idea behind the All About Me Mirror Boards! It encourages children to really observe and think about themselves and others in different ways. My son loved comparing his drawing to the others and seeing the features that make us unique and those that make us the same. I have one big problem with this product though, that's a deal breaker that would make me (at the moment) not recommended it to anyone. The drawings were stuck on it after we were done using it one time. We used Expo markers and one IKEA dry erase marker to draw our faces for reference . The faces were on the boards for probably no more than 15 minutes. When it came time to wipe them off, I used my normal dry erase marker eraser and that got some of it off, but you could still see outlines. Then since nothing else was coming off, I sprayed a little whiteboard cleaner on a paper towel and tried to fully clean it. Once I did that, a little bit more came off, but the boards are permanently stained with the old drawings. I'm super disappointed that this product ended up being a one time use thing for me. Needless to say, I wouldn't ever spend money on something like this that I would only get one use out of. So my suggestion for the company would be to either improve the quality of the whiteboard, or include markers with the product that won't stain the boards. Overall I love the concept of this and I think this could be a great product with some adjustments. *I received this product for free in exchange for my review. The statements in this review are 100% authentic and my opinion alone.*

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My baby nephew loved it. It kept him busy for hours. I was surprised how long it kept him entertained as not many toys do these days

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My baby nephew loved it. It kept him busy for hours. I was surprised how long it kept him entertained as not many toys do these days

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son just turned 3 yesterday and although he loved looking at himself in the mirror, he didn't really understand the concept or instructions. He also doesn't really know how to draw well enough to fully use this toy for its intended purpose. For slightly older children, I think this would be a great learning toy. It is thought provoking, could boost self esteem and encourage to dream for their future. Although I think this product can be useful, I think the recommended age requirement may be a little too young.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I let my 6 year old use them. He had fun looking at himself in the mirror and trying to draw what he was seeing. Its a good tool to learn about the facial features. I think the ideal use for this product would be in a classroom setting to teach children about what our faces look like.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I found this set of handheld mirror/white board combos to be a fun and educational experience with my child. They can draw what they see, which teaches them so many things in itself. The product is well made, as is expected from Educational Insights. The only con is that the novelty of this item does wear off quickly and unless used in a physical classroom, isn't really worth the money spent.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was really excited to receive this product, only to be extremely dissatisfied. The mirror is a cheap material that contorts your reflection. My biggest complaint is that it doesn't come with a dry erase marker. The point of it is to look at your reflection and then flip it to draw what you saw. How do you draw with no pens?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I found this set of handheld mirror/white board combos to be a fun and educational experience with my child. They can draw what they see, which teaches them so many things in itself. The product is well made, as is expected from Educational Insights. The only con is that the novelty of this item does wear off quickly and unless used in a physical classroom, isn't really worth the money spent.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son just turned 3 yesterday and although he loved looking at himself in the mirror, he didn't really understand the concept or instructions. He also doesn't really know how to draw well enough to fully use this toy for its intended purpose. For slightly older children, I think this would be a great learning toy. It is thought provoking, could boost self esteem and encourage to dream for their future. Although I think this product can be useful, I think the recommended age requirement may be a little too young.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I let my 6 year old use them. He had fun looking at himself in the mirror and trying to draw what he was seeing. Its a good tool to learn about the facial features. I think the ideal use for this product would be in a classroom setting to teach children about what our faces look like.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was really excited to receive this product, only to be extremely dissatisfied. The mirror is a cheap material that contorts your reflection. My biggest complaint is that it doesn't come with a dry erase marker. The point of it is to look at your reflection and then flip it to draw what you saw. How do you draw with no pens?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 7 year old and 2 year old loved these mirrors (and honestly, I did too). Each mirror gives you a closer look. On the back, you are able to use a dry erase marker and draw in the face template! Even their Dad was enjoying himself playing around with them. And as an unexpected bonus, I can go get them and use them when I want to put on a bit of makeup.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 7 year old and 2 year old loved these mirrors (and honestly, I did too). Each mirror gives you a closer look. On the back, you are able to use a dry erase marker and draw in the face template! Even their Dad was enjoying himself playing around with them. And as an unexpected bonus, I can go get them and use them when I want to put on a bit of makeup.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids loved this product for about 10 minutes and then got bored with it. It was definitely thought provoking and helped them be artistic but they got bored drawing themselves over and over. We tried to have them draw each other but that didn't hold their attention either. It might be helpful to include ideas of things they can draw, like make a funny face or close your eyes. I probably wouldn't recommend this product to friends or family unless it got an upgrade.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The mirror is a thin reflective sticker, but that is to be expected with toys for young kids. They were a hit with both my almost 5 year old and 2 1/2 year old. They had a blast making faces and trying to draw them. We have two more children joining us this weekend so I look forward to trying this with all of them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall the mirror boards are a good idea. They are easy to do. An older toddler will get the point of them quickly. It's a good group activity when there's multiple kids using at once. They don't seem to be very durable, but mine are still holding strong after a week and a half. Cleaning it up is easy to do.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The mirror is a thin reflective sticker, but that is to be expected with toys for young kids. They were a hit with both my almost 5 year old and 2 1/2 year old. They had a blast making faces and trying to draw them. We have two more children joining us this weekend so I look forward to trying this with all of them.