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The media could not be loaded. The package was opened before making this video with my toddler. I don’t remember if it contained any crayons, as stated on the picture. All the pieces were in plastic bag and nicely packed. After playing with it several month I would like to give my feedback.Pros:1.Materials look good and durable.2. The toy can be played in a lot of ways. Play as a puzzle, counting, Learning colors, separating pieces by colors, Learning numbers, Learning shapes and signs, etc.3.The box has pictures that can be colored. Very fun for a toddler and even adult. Also I like that this way we reuse the box and can make it personal by coloring it and reusing it after. The box itself is pretty good quality cardboard.Cons:1. The difference between orange and red is very little. When light is not bright, it is difficult to find the difference between them.2. Number first and second - for me they look like two different types of purple. If look on the ring it looks like that the number one is purple and number 2 is pink. Then number 2 has to be lighter.3. The colors of shapes don’t much with colors of the numbers and circles. I’m not sure if it is intentional, but I would have a shape be the same color as a number and a circle in the same row.

The quality is very good and the colors are bright. Children like to play with it and can play for a long time.

My 2 year old already loves this and he got it today, . we can use this for a long time. Only would change to move the circle above 1, the square above 4, and the star above 10 but that is just me lol def happy with this purchase especially on sale. Safety - There are small pieces so if u have a younger kid you could set the small pieces aside start with the numbers.

Cute and colorful. Educational. Value for the money is great. Very sturdy. Easy to use. Recommend for preschool age, but only after they learn not to put little pieces in their mouths to prevent chocking hazzards.

Great for matching and math activities as well as working on fine motor skills. My daughter and I love it and use it frequently.I will say that the pieces are small and easy to lose. Also, there's no spot for the equal sign.

My two year has so much fun with this while learning too. He loves to take the wlrings off and matching the colors and restacking them. He is learning shapes and numbers with this. It is easy for him to put the pieces back on. I love the colors! It is hard to teach him colors with the one I chose but aesthetically it is cute colors. It would also make a great gift for little ones.

I bought this for my 3 y/o as a birthday present. After opening all her presents, this was the only thing she wanted to play with. She loves to count and this is helping her to recognize her numbers. It is quality made with no sharp corners or splinters. I recommend and would buy again.

Our son loves this and it has been a daily activity ever since we got this. The coins are a bit small so I'd say younger children wouldn't appreciate it and it could be a hazard for them. He loves counting and I love that we can start basic math concepts like bigger/smaller numbers - adding and subtracting...it's just a great way to cover a lot of new concepts for littles.