Nice variety of animals. They are a big hit for my animal loving kids. We have used them as counters, in sensory bins, and just for free play. They are played with daily.

The variety in this tub makes it easy to find animals for each theme we are teaching.

My son plays with this tub of toys every single day!

These animals are absolute gold! My kids ages 9,6 and 3 play with them everyday. They are amazing quality and will last for years. I was happy with the variety of animals included. They are pricey but definitely worth it. I want to buy a second set!

Big selection

This set is totally worth the high price. The variety of animals and insects is great and the quality is good. Kids enjoy adding them to their unit block creations and they will bring joy for years to come!

This product was adequate for animal variety but disappointed that while there were 5 horses, 5 turtles and 5 butterflies, the set did not include farm animals such as a goat, sheep, donkey or jungle safari animals such as a hippo or giraffe. As a retired speech therapist working with a verbally delayed toddler, I would have preferred inclusion of more basic animals instead of the multiples.

I homeschool my children and these animals get played with just about every day! They love them, and I love being able to teach about the different kinds of animals!

Our granddaughter loved this! She was having so much fun pulling each animal out and lining them up. Flying the bugs around. It was fun to watch her.

Plastic animals are sturdy, interesting and have somewhat realistic characteristics.

A good value for a large variety of animal figures that would otherwise be too expensive to buy on their own. The only thing that would make it better would be a key that identifies the animals included.

To teach animal groups, I have students (I teach college) sort them into groups. This leads to discussion of the traits that put relatives together into the categories of genera, families, orders, classes, and phyla. The real animals are often not available and/or dangerous to hold, and preserved specimens are brittle, so these models are spot-on.