I bought these for my 20 month son and he pulls them out all the time. There are so many different ways to play with these. He can stack them up high, put the pegs in and then push them out on the other side, theres color matching and counting the pegs, and we even turn them all upside down and do a backwards stack which also get the fine motor skills in action. I highly recommend!

Bright and durable peg boards sized for small hands. Our students are enjoying pushing in the pegs and beginning to match colors.

We love this peg board sort in my classroom. I just purchased a set for my 4-year old at home! Material is durable, it comes with a few extra pegs for when any come up missing (thank goodness!), size is great for small hands. You can cover so many skills! Color recognition Fine motor Shape/item of peg board recognition Counting number of pegs put in For some learners provides opportunity to work independently

Perfect for fine motor development for little hands!

18 month old loves pushing the pegs in the trays, He learned that he can stack them and spent so much time stacking! We will work on color sorting next! Highly recommend this product!

Our littles love putting the pegs into the holes on the board. The size of the pegs and holes makes them successful.

GREAT quality product, brightly colored, stackable pegs in four foam shapes (fish, house, apple, train). Pegs are hard plastic and very lightweight; students can easily grasp the pegs and stays in place. Great tool for teachers, moms, and occupational therapists!

What a wonderful tactile learning toy for toddlers and frankly any age. Our library children are enjoying the colors of each board, naming each as well as how high they can build. This toy is made sturdy and safe. Thank you Lakeshore for a terrific and enjoyable toy. Lenore Russo Library Program Coordinator Parkland Library, Parkland Florida

Great product for little hands! Children love the fun shapes and large pegs that help with color matching.

Bought this set for my 2-year-old granddaughter. The pegs are easy-grip, and the perfect size. Of course, she prefers to stack them high, but they are delightful to manipulate into and out of the foam pegboards, as well.

We first tried this at a public library and the kids had so much fun with it. The 2 year old enjoyed putting the pegs in the holes and stacking them, the 4 year old liked color coordinating everything and the 6 month old enjoyed manipulating the pegs. It was fun for everyone. We ordered one for home.

Lots of great interaction with my 2 grandchildren