Learning Resources All About Me Sorting Neighborhood Montessori Preschool Activities, Ages 3+

The whole family is having fun with this one! There are so many things that can be learned from this set. We have used it to learn addition, subtraction, and some lower level multiplication. With it being so visual, my daughter is really catching on quite nicely. It is also thought provoking as far as her asking questions or noticing that not all couples have children, or like her, some just have one, some have no pets, and some have multiple, etc. Mom, dad, and daughter have all enjoyed this!

I have a 4 year old. She has basic onowldege4of her colors and shapes. She enjoyed playing with her "colorful families" as she called them. She labeled each character according to what she identified them to such as mom, dad, sister, brother and baby. She also enjoyed coordinating them by color.

Absolutely amazing toy! It has 6 houses inside with toy family members and even dogs. It was so exciting to use it with my children to learn colors (they needed to separate families in correct houses by color), counting. Kids also got creative and mixed houses and roofs of different colors. We all love 5e toy, tons of joy and many ways of learning different things via play

This is a great learning toy. The toy allows children to learn their colors and sorting. My 3 year old loved it, she loved to play pretend with the little people and animals and loved putting them in their correct house based on their color. The only downside was she got bored with it pretty quickly since there was only so much she could do with it.

This set is so much fun! It has so many uses, my daughter and I have practiced colors, counting, addition, subtraction, family diversity and so much more. She plays with this set for HOURS and is entertained the whole time! We build little cities with the houses and practice "shopping" with the people and so much more! This set does NOT disappoint!

My girls have loved playing & exploring with the All About Me Neighborhood Set! There are so many ways to play... sorting either by type (mommy, baby, dog, etc) or color and more! The houses are able to be stacked, and there are plenty of sets and pieces for multiple children to play at once!

This set was perfect for my four year old! I love that there is multiple ways to use this set that while she plays she can learn. The houses can stack on top of each other. You can store the figures in the houses which is perfect during clean up. I like that while my daughter is playing with them she can learn to sort out her colors. She can match them to the houses and also can match the figures together by man, woman etc. it also comes with a bunch of figures which is perfect with helping her learn to count. I really like that fact that you can tell that the figures are men, women and children but that they are a solid color which makes it fun for her because she can still play with them and can tell what they are but that she can learn her colors and matching them together compared to just traditional figures. There is many ways to play and learn which makes this set so great I would definitely recommend to any parent looking for something their children can play with but can also learn from it.

Great set. My 3 year old loved that it had each member of the family including pets! He would separate each color at first and then each pet and count and put them back into their color home. He begged to bring them into the bath and that's where the fun continued.

I received this for free to try as a buzz agent. My 5 yo daughter and I have used it a few times. The way we play is mixing all of the people together and then separating them into their color groups. Then we count each character color coordinated. She likes to put each household into groups either going from dad, mom, brother, sister, dog. Or changing it up to mom and daughter, dad and son etc... it's entertaining for about 10 minutes then she becomes bored.

I am a pediatric nurse and mother so I get to enjoy multiple perspectives of child development. While I'm purely observational at work, watching a variety of developmental stages at play, with my own son I get the opportunity to not only pour into his education but personal/ethical development too. When we first received the colorful houses with colorful people, I didn't know how my son would react to this different toy. I thought he might grow bored of it quickly. However, I discovered a really neat learning opportunity wrapped up in a simple toy- after he initially set up "our family", I showed him how many other families look. Some families were made of different colored members, some had a solo mother or father, some had two mothers or fathers, some had animals and no children, some were grandparents caring for kids, and so on. Overall I'm grateful for this cool opportunity to teach him about differences in families and how they're all valid and lovable.