Learning Resources All Ready for Kindergarten Readiness Kit, Ages 4+

My 5 year old boy isn't really and arts and crafts boy, but he loves the matching and all the physical pieces included. His mother is using this during the summer break to keep him mentally stimulated and she agrees its a good buy.

This is a great item. Easy to use tools. Four year old is very interested. Glad I went with kindergarten Instead of pre-k. This is more her speed & she grasps the concepts very well. We love Learning Resources, best learning tools.

Great kit for my little one to prep for kindergarten this Fall.

The kids really love opening the box (packaging is really good) and having such a large variety of things to play with. No problem with sharing, and the older 4YO loves teaching the 3YO how to solve some of the problems.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Way cheaper then buying the thing separate and you get quite a bit. The shapes are foam so wouldn't recommend for a child who chews on things. But the activity book is dry erase and great.

This product is truly a box of fun. The manipulatives are an excellent way to introduce the world of learning to pre-kindergarten children. The handbook is set up in a very easy, user friendly manner which, helps to give suggestions and ideas on moving your child along in a step by step process to more challenging and broadening modes of thinking and awareness of the world of math, reading, language, science and environment.

My grandson will be 5yo next month. He absolutely loves his kindergarten readiness kit. He's so smart and I'm sure this kit will help him advance in the class when school starts. He loves learning with this kit. It's so very fun for him. Best thing I could do for him.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] With all the crazy in the world we opted to keep our preschooler home. This kid has been so helpful with starting his learning journey.

Helps for fine motor skills and keeps 4 yr old engaged

The kit itself is pretty good. I am using it with my pre-k son at home. My issue is not with the kit itself, but the customer service response in regards to the sale and process. I originally tried to get the kit through a Good Morning America sale. Unfortunately, the kit went from being listed as time-released product being presented at a certain time directly to sold out at that time listed as the release time (let's say 11:00a), even though I was actively on the site at the time of the release. The best explanation I could get was that the kit sold out that fast, and I could get it for a lesser discount when it was available again. That response didn't address the issue or provide appropriate explanation. Had we not been under quarantine with a responsibility to compensate for what my child would typically learn in daycare, I would have not ordered the product based solely on the service experience. Please keep in mind, my poor review is in regards only to the service and explanation, not the product itself, which we are utilizing as part of the pre-k learning continuum for our son.