The occupational therapist and the kindergarten teacher at my school both have borrowed this game set to use with their students. The kindergarten teacher reports that the students are continually asking to play this game! The OT says that it was challenging for her students, but was rewarding enough that they kept trying.

Bought these since I saw my son's occupational therapist using them. Using these to work on visual-motor and fine motor skills. My son loves the carrots!

Great hands on learning. My boy loves to feed the animals over and over.

she is able to use with assistance and very pleased

This is great to show the kiddos how to hold a pencil for school

The children have really enjoyed feeding the animals. The quality of the animals and the food is wonderful. I love that the children are working on fine-motor and having fun feeding the animals.

My kids have fun feeding the puppy! I have seen a lot of improvement in my daughter's fine motor skills. She thinks it's just another game!

My students really like these and request them.

Just bought this set for my 4 year old son for Christmas. Of all the toys he's been given so far, he continues to go back to feeding the dog, monkey, and rabbit over and over again multiple times a day and he just asked if he could bring the set to his friend's house to play over there. I make sure he sits "criss cross apple sauce" while playing and move the animals to his left side (since he's right handed) while keeping the bowls of food (bananas, bones, carrots) to his right so that he is consistantly "crossing the midline". So he is working on multiple things at once all while developing that pincer grip which is currently a challenge for him. So glad I read the reviews & purchased the entire set of 3. Definitely a worthy investment...I am also an elementary school teacher, so these toys will find a good home when he outgrows them. So happy with this purchase and I highly recommend!

Very pleased with the product. They are colorful and hold a child's attention. There are 30 pieces to feed the animal which can be kind of overwhelming at first to a child just learning how to use tweezers but since they are fun shaped and themed a young learner wants to stay with the task and complete it. I am a traveling autism tutor and this makes a great work box activity. The pieces are covered in a durable vinyl and are easy to wipe clean.

Such a simple, but fun activity for the kids! They choose to play this again and again!

My kindergarten kids with motor skill weakness really benefit from a fun way to strengthen muscles and count one to one. We have used this all year long with simple counting to addition sentences. THey love all three even though they are basically the same :)