Learning ResourcesMini Motors Counting and Sorting Fun Set - 72 Pieces, Ages 3+ Car Counters for Kids, Preschool Math Counters, Math for Preschoolers

Great product! My 2yr old son loves vehicles especially trains, cars and buses which is the main reason I bought these. So we can practice colors and counting while keeping him interested.The little vehicles are very detailed (kindly refer to the photos). My son usually wants the wheels in his cars turning but he did not mind at all that ones on this set don't. The colors are very bright and alive. I usually wash plastic toys before letting my kid play with it because as a hobbyist who builds kits, I know that there are residue chemicals that come with plastic to separate them them from molds as well as to eliminate bad smells. I did the same procedure with this one although I could say that I did not find any nasty smells or odour like I find with other products.My child loves to play with these while waiting at restaurants. I am only worried I might need to buy a new set because since they are quite small, they tend to get lost in the nooks and crannies of our house. Haha!But I would definitely recommend these for those looking for high-quality counters and figures for vehicle-loving kids. :) They are great for busy/quiet bags!

We love these for many different things! Color identification and matching, describing, labeling, etc. My daughter loves to play with these! Will be using them during my speech therapy sessions as well!

This set of sorting vehicles was just what I needed for my preschool classroom. The children play with them daily using them in many different kinds of play. Each vehicle comes in each different color allowing for sorting by color or vehicle. They have some great details in their design. The large amount included in the jar allowed multiple children to play and the jar has a lid which is great for storage. I will purchase other types of counters in the future.

These were such a big hit with my 4-year-old granddaughter. First she built an airport with her building blocks for all the planes. Then we used the different colors for playing a sequencing game to learn patterns. I made Excel spreadsheets with a number on it and blocks to fill in with the vehicles. These could be used in so many ways for pure fun or educational games. So glad I bought these!

I had these mini motors counters in my kindergarten classroom, and the kids loved them. We used them for counting, sorting, solving simple math story problems, and creative play. I like this set so well that I purchased them for my cousin who is in kindergarten.There are 72 pieces in the set, and they come in their own little carrying jar with a handle for easy storage. Each vehicle is around 1.5 inches. They are indestructible. I highly recommend them for any classroom or home with young children.

My 2 and 4 year old niece and nephew love playing with these. You can sort them by color or type of 'motor' - plane, car, firetruck, bus, or train. They are a durable but soft rubber-feeling material. No odor or weird residue. The container they come in has a sturdy lid which makes cleanup/storage a breeze.This review is 100% my genuine opinion, I was not asked by the company to leave it nor have I been compensated in any way.

Perfect for the 3 year old boy I was buying them for. Great for open ended play. Sorting, counting, stacking, lining up. Hours of individual and team fun! I love Learning Resources products for family and my home childcare business!

(although a few are not in this picture, our set has all the pieces)This was my 2-year-old's favorite Christmas present!He's really into naming colors, vehicles, and counting, so it's perfect for that. They are made out of a sturdy flexible plastic so should last for years. They have a decent amount of detail for soft plastic. There are two of each color for each vehicle, so it's ok if a few get lost.For my 6-year old, they could be good game pieces or just general play vehicles.My only criticism is the colors - the orange is a reddish orange, so by itself it might be mistaken for red. Side by side with the red, you can tell it's orange, but a slightly lighter orange would have been more distinct. Also the blue and purple are both pretty dark, and could be confused.