Learning Resources Smart Splash Number Fun Ducks, Bath Toys, Ages 18 mos+, LER7301

I received this product as a promotion. I would buy this as a parent and as an educator. It was of great quality. They make for a great use as learning bath toys, or even without water for educators. You could also use for math in the water sensory table in your classroom as well. It also came with a bag to dry and carry the ducks as well.

Love these for bath time! I'm home with my preschooler playing mom + teacher while working a full-time job right now (because of COVID), so we need all the fun and educational activities we can get! These make learning fun in the bath, and my 3-year-old loves counting these dots, saying the numbers and telling me the colors.

This was such a fun Interactive educational toy for my two year old. Queen use them in the tub and outside of the tub. Each duck has a number on the bottom oh, and the corresponding number of dots on the top. For instance if there's two dots on top of the duck on the bottom is the number two. This was fun and only took my daughter in a couple of days to really get the hang of it. She now can identify one through nine without issues we're still working on the rest, and with these ducks I don't think it'll be long before we did it all accomplished. She really enjoys the fact that they're ducks and it's during fun bath time. As a mom I can really appreciate this toy because my daughters having fun yet learning. Those are the best types of toys and I will highly recommend this set anybody and I will recommend learning resources to anybody.

I have 3 kids ages 6, 4 & 1. They all loved the little ducks and playing with them together. They are cute and easy for all ages. Great for toddlers & preschoolers learning numbers and how to count.

I received the Smart Splash Number Fun Ducks as a product to test. My son is 8 years old, and he enjoyed it. It is a great educational activity! It's always great to have fun while learning!

These ducks are so cute. Love how it has the dots on top to count and the number underneath to show our check your counting. Super plus that they are made out of mold resistant plastic because every parent knows bath toys always get gross. The ducks also have a hole in their nose that is very easy to drain the water out. The only "bad" thing I would have to say is it's hard to get them to float straight up.

My 4 year old (and 8 year old!) love rubber ducks. Like, almost weirdly. They're obsessed with rubber ducks. Ha. So these ducks are a great way for my 4 year old to practice number recognition. She is almost "too old" for these in that she already recognizes #1-10, but it is still excellent practice to count the dots and associate with the Arabic number. Unfortunately, quality control missed this box of ducks... we are missing #3, but received two #5s. So strange.

There are so many things we loved about these Number Fun Ducks. The appealed to both my 5 year old as well as my 2 year old. The number recognition and counting aspects is right on par with the 5 year olds learning, they're a great way continue our math lessons at bath time! Having the odd and even numbers color coded is also beneficial, even for sorting purposes for my 2 year old. It's hard to find learning toys that appeal to both ages well enough to hold their attention for more than 10 minutes, these duckies seem to do the trick! The one drawback that prevents me from putting these as 5 stars is the fact that they're squirt toys. My mom side got a little disappointed when I saw that knowing they'd have an expectation date to avoid contact with mold and mildew. However we will be getting plenty of play time until then! It's a big bath time hit in our house!

My 2 year old son really enjoys using the Learning Resources Smart Splash Number Fun Ducks. He is already a numbers lover so being able to add that to the bathtub was great. The ducks are well made with numbers that are easy to read and they ducks float well. There are a corresponding number of dots on the back of the ducks to the number underneath them so it's add another way to work with the numbers during play. The only complaint that I have is that they have holes to squirt water out of their beaks which is a pain to have to take the water out of each one after bath time to help mold not to grow. It's not a function we really use especially because the ducks are not a very squeezable material for a toddler to use.

My son is 3 and loves this new toy. He loves the numbers on the botto, but the colored dots on the duck's back are a little small for him to properly count them. Im looking forward to seeing how he continues to grow and learn with this toy