Learning Resources, LRNLER6706, Snap-n-Learn Number Turtles, 1 Each

This product is great quality and is well liked by the two year old I bought it for. This would be a great purchase as well for a daycare provider.

I have used the 5 turtles in my preschool classroom. The children love the turtles. They are a good size for their little hands. I love the shape on the shell and the colorful design. The children enjoy taking the turtle's shell off and identifying the number. It has so many possibilities- shapes, colors, counting and number identification. fun, fun, fun

The toddlers in my classroom loved this product. They were so excited playing with the turtles matching colors and shapes they didn't realize they were learning while they were playing. They had fun putting the baby turtles inside the mommy turtles which improved their motor skills.

I was glad I bought these and very impressed. Great way to have numbers and shapes on the back of turtles. Each one fits easily in the other. Very bright colors- would highly recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I think these turtles are my granddaughter's favorite thing. As soon as she comes over to my house she asks for them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was glad I bought these and very impressed. Great way to have numbers and shapes on the back of turtles. Each one fits easily in the other. Very bright colors- would highly recommend.

My class really liked playing with this toy. It was easy to play with an very helpful with young childen. The children continue to ask to play with this toy.

I gave these turtles to my nieces and they really enjoyed playing with the turtles. They would match the numbers together and then play games and mix up the turtles and colors.

I have two children- nearly 2 and 4.5. We recently received these turtles. I wasn't sure which age would work best with them. Would they be too hard for my youngest? Too easy for my oldest? Turns out- they're great for both ages. My younger son liked matching the colors. While he can't name the colors yet he was able to pair up the baby, mother's body, and mother's shell that were the same color. As he did this I talked to him about the colors. He was repeating them after me. My older son enjoyed showing off his number skills with the turtles. He named each number and we talked about the shape that had that number of sides. He wasn't too interested in the colors since that's a skill he mastered awhile back. Both boys liked making "silly turtles" by mixing up the shells and bodies. They also made a turtle parade and played together to march the parade around the room. The toy was interactive and able to keep them both interested in much different way.

I work at a child care center. This toy was great for our 2 and 3 year olds. My 5 year olds enjoyed playing with the turtles, but it wasn't very academically stimulating for them. For the older kids, I would love the turtles to be all the same color and then have the numbers on the turtles and shapes on the shells - that way we could work on the 1 to 1 correspondence instead of just matching colors.