my son struggled to have a grip on pencils and this game was definitely one of the reasons why his hand pencil strenght improved so much! till this day he still plays with this!

Great fine motor activity for kids! My child wouldnt leave the store without it. The scoopers, bugs and container cups can easily be reused for different activities.

my daughter got this for her third birthday, and she loves it. But I also host a multi-age eary childhood playgroup and it is definitely a kid favorite all across the board.

I’m always looking for more ways to use tongs in our PreK classroom. It is great fine motor, pre-writing work for those little hand muscles. The bubble tongs are a favorite! Children can pick up a variety of little treasures and view them in the bubble or dump them. The bugs are colorful, a good size, good quality and sorting jars just add to the play possibilities and learning!

The Scoop-A-Bug Sorting Kit is absolutely perfect for a preschool bug theme or for a preschooler to use at home. It gives the child practice in fine motor skills as well as sorting. I love it! I've had my eye on it for awhile and finally decided that I wasn't going to wait to purchase it any longer. I'm glad I've got it now!

my sons loves to group the bugs and count them! great toy!

My kids love this. They have had it for a couple of years and always go back to play with it. They are now 6 and 3 years old.

my girls have loved this activity! We play year round but definetly pull it out around Halloween to talk about creepy crawerlers.

I use these for sorting and counting for math centers. It helps them with fine motor skills too. My blinders love them. I have them count each set to make sure they are all there before switching to a new center since they are so small. They could get easily lost but it helps counting them each time.

I never imagined when I bought this toy how much my grandkids would love it or how many different ways they would play with it. Highly recommend!

My 5 and 4 year old love it!

My 4 year old plays with these every day..has had them since he was two or three, use them for counting, sorting and in sensory bins, will be helpful for math when he’s ready too!