Learning Counting Toys Ice Cream - 25 Pieces, Ages 2+,Toddler Number Learning Toys, Preschool Math Games, Fine Motor Toys, Numbers for Kids

The media could not be loaded. This cute Learning Counting Ice Toy is a great way to teach kids about numbers. It comes with 25 pieces, including 10 ice cream pops and 10 matching shells. Each pop has a different number of dots on it, and the shells have a matching number.This set is perfect for helping kids learn about 1-to-1 correspondence and counting numbers 0-9. It is also a great way to help kids develop their fine motor skills.The ice cream pops are made of durable plastic and have smooth edges, so they are safe for kids to play with. The shells are also made of durable plastic. This set is easy to clean and store.Overall, it is a fun and educational way to teach kids about numbers and perfect for helping kids develop their fine motor skills.

I love this education number toy! My grandchildren are loving it!

Who knew "educational ice cream" was a thing now? But it is, and it seems to work.This toy, for ages three and up, is a set of ten plastic popsicles on plastic sticks; they represent numbers zero through nine. The popsicles have a specific number of same-colored dots on one side; on the other side of the popsicle is a spelled out word representing that same number. The popsicles also have a same colored removable shell with the correct Arabic numeral on one side and various patterns on the other.The popsicles teach numbers by associating a visual grouping of dots with a number and a word for that number. The matching colors help younger children make the association (blue dots on one side of popsicle = blue word on other side of popsicle = blue shell with numeral).I also like the whimsy of the little "bites" taken out of some of the popsicles.One of my grandchildren loves to play with food toys and is just the right age for this set. He already has ice cream cone toys, so I think these popsicle toys will fit right in. The added benefit of course is that these toys really are "educational ice cream" and will teach him counting, numerals, and words for numbers up to nine.Although the set seems well made, I subtracted one star for its being a bit pricey.

Very nice

Our grandchild took to this “toy” immediately. Maybe it was the colors. Maybe it was the look of an ice cream bar. Being able to remove the colored “cover” and reveal other points of interest…So, all of these details or the features of this “attractive toy” combine to create a teaching tool that’s easy to use and not begrudged by our “little student”. Counting. Spelling. Matching up the various aspects of each ice cream bar, well, it all combines to make it a very useful item for helping our grandchild to learn numbers, spelling, recognize colors, patterns… well, there are many ways to use this toy to help encourage learning. And it’s all VeryGood Fun!

We love this new kit to play with. The colors are bright and cheerful and the size is very realistic. The colored part of the popcicle slides on and stays on while moving the popcicle around but easily pulls back off, great for kids who are always moving.I love that my kids have multiple ways of learning their numbers through this new tool/toy, they can count dots, see the numerical number as well as see the number written out as a word. All helpful. Having the plus, minus, divide and equal signs helps add to the longevity of this so kids can use it long after they leave the toddler stage and head into early grade levels.After you slide the numerical colored numbers off I love that the popcicles are very playful in showing different bites taken out of them. Adds to the whole sense of playful learning.These popcicles will certainly be used to not only learn our numbers but also pretend in our kitchen.

Great find the kids love it

I got the set of learning toys for my son who is 2 years old. It is an awesome set really good quality so when he throws them they don't break. The only issue I had with some of them was you can't get the cap off of some of the ice creams they're really hard to get off. But I like that the set can grow with him and eventually he can go from learning numbers to learning plus, minus, and times. overall I thought this was a great set and I would definitely recommend it.