129 Pack Party Favors for Kids 4-8 8-12, Fidget Toys, Treasure Box Toys, Classroom Prizes, Birthday Party, Pinata Filler Goodie Bag Stuffers, Treasure Chest, Prize Box Toys, Carnival Prizes

Kids love them

I've got a few cavities and haven't been able to go to the dentist yet so I got these as an alternative to candy for Halloween. The kids all love little toys so there was no complaints. Not having candy in my house had me resist any possible temptations. Since there wasn't many trick-or-treaters I didn't worry about running out.

I bought this to help fill the first grade treasure box at school. This pack has a good variety for boys and girls as well as different types of toys to choose from. The fidget popper key chains and bracelets were my favorite. The fidget spinners are small and simpler in design than some of the other toys in the pack. The slap bracelets also have a lot of cute options although they are not the highest quality.

I use these as rewards for kids instead of food for doing work and behavior. I don't know if they're that sturdy or durable but I do know they are a value for the money and very satisfying to kids. They love them.

I ordered these to put in a birthday pinata for kids age 4-6. I was disappointed with the quality so we only used 2/3 of the items. We used the 10 slap bracelets (poor quality but colorful), the 4 pop bracelets, 4 fidget toys on a cheap key chain, 5 pull-back cars (they worked great but the plastic looked like it could break easily) 5 tumbler toys ( which the kids really liked), 6 mochi squishy toys (always popular), 6 fidget spinners (cheap but the kids liked them), and 6 sticky hands (also popular with the kids). We threw the following in the trash: 4 maze puzzles (the little ball was so tiny and they had cardboard backs *just junk), 4 Puzzle Balls (impossible for a 5-year-old to reassemble), 5 finger skateboards (the wheels were TINY and did not roll and the skateboards were made of thin plastic that you could fold in half), and 8 fluffy "slimes" (LESS than a Tablespoon of each color slime in a thin cellophane pkg). I will order a different assortment next time :(

I teach piano, and some of these fidget toys are now in my "stuff to do" box for kids waiting during their siblings' lessons. They're a huge hit! Surprisingly, the puzzle balls are probably the most popular, at least from what I've noticed out of the corner of my eye as I'm teaching. The rest of these will be prizes for the various challenges I run, and they're quite motivating for some of the younger kids. They're exactly as described, as sturdy as any other fidget toys out there, and fairly priced.

This is a great variety pack of toys for both classroom and at-home studying motivators. Includes fidget tools, squishy pets (loved by the girls), and all the boys seem to love the finger-tip skateboards.

Idk why I was expected these things to be a lil bigger but it makes my party bags look so empty