OleOletOy Educational Shapes Sensory Bean Bags for Kids Classroom, 12 Pack Preschool Learning Activities Toys to Learn Colors for Toddlers, Tossing and Fun Travel Game for Boys and Girls

My 22month old plays with these in some fashion everyday, stacking throwing carrying them around. So glad I got them. We have had them for a long time and they have held up even going in the wash when she wiped up some pee with one🤦🏻‍♀️

If the little gremlin reaching for these in the photo isn’t an indication on how much these bags of bliss, I don’t know what is.Let me preface this by saying I am not a physician or clinical provider. We DO however live at the OT, PT, Speech, and Psych’s office due to our special needs kiddo. We have tried, acquired, returned, gifted, and loved thousands of dollars worth of therapy-based toys and these bean bags are hands down part of my top 10 must haves for birth to five development. These will make great gifts for tots birthdays and I’m kicking myself for not getting these sooner. 12/10 recommend based on the quality, durability, color vibrancy, letters being legible (and not going anywhere anytime soon), and lastly, the JOY spawn exhibits when playing games with these bad boys.

The bean bags are well made. Prefect for littles to learn colors and shapes. Easy to make games with while learning.

Pretty great way to teach shapes. 4 out of 5 because some of the shapes are a bit wonky. The circle is definitely NOT a circle.

I’m a child therapist and I wanted something soft to teach colors to my clients. This was exactly what I needed.

Since we have been sheltering in place and my daughter (2) has not been going to day care, I have kicked up her home learning a bit. These bean bag shapes are awesome. You can learn the shapes and colors. She has a hard time telling the difference between a hexagon and an octagon but when we say the color too, it helps her to determine which is which. Great product.

Yes - it's so perfect. My grandson has developmental issues which these has helped so much. Speech therapy loves it too. We hold the yellow star up to our mouth and say "STAR" and then "toss" it to him - this encourages him to say "star' - or say "Yellow Star" - tossing it creates a knee-jerk reaction for your baby/child to respond and it's exciting for them see it tossed and where they can "toss" it back. The best ever - GREAT quality.Thanks to the creators of this idea.

The rest of the shapes look OK but the “Octagon” not so much.Can not be used to teach that shape as I’m not sure what the shape is myself