All About Me Sorting Neighborhood - Montessori Preschool Activities, Social Emotional Learning, Color Sorting and Counting , Fine Motor Toys, Gifts for Boys and Girls

I’ve used this with 4-7 year olds. It’s great quality and they have come up with very creative ways to play, more so than I expected. The figures are a good size and they love that the houses can stack.

I bought this for my 3 year old classroom and it is LOVED! There are so many uses for it. Free play, color and object matching/sorting, dramatic play, family learning, counting, size arrangement. These are used daily in our classroom and one of our favorites! I work at a non profit center with little extra income to buy things for my classroom so the price for these and the quality is amazing!!!

Great for price colorful and a wonderful learning tool

Got these so we could practice sorting. They are sturdy and the family inside are adorable. The roof lifts off each house. When your child is done playing with them the roof fits perfectly back on. They are a great toy for color matching.

This is a wonderful toy that allows me to teach my son to count, colors, and play pretend with the little people. He had a blast and has sat there for 30 min doing independent play. I’m so so happy I bought this.

I have only just received this. I opened one house and it looks like it wld be perfect for sand/play therapy. There are full families and a house. The size may b a bit small for little kids and definitely not a teething toy if anyone thought so (don't know why that is one of the review questions). I am hoping that these will come to good use. I have actually bought one of the used ones but it came so nicely packed in plastic shrink wrap and proper packaging which is nice. They feel as good as new and was able to get for cheaper. I really appreciate it. I cannot give it a five star just as of yet because I haven't used them and opened all the houses to check it all out. Maybe in the future I'll update my review

I got this for my 4 year old who struggles with counting and memory. I was able to determine with this set by asking questions that she can’t count in order 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 etc. rather if I put one person down she will say 1, and if I add another person she says 2 and so forth So she was doing simple math which is good news. She then proceeded to play with it for 20 min setting the families up in different ways. Very glad I got this set with the houses vs just the families.

I got these for my elementary school counseling office. Several kids really enjoy sorting them. Cute and useful for talking about how families are alike and different.