This product is a toy utilizing multiple skills: fine motor skills for snapping the units together, and a good way to learn numbers. The toy is attractive and comes with its own storage container.

Currently throwing them, but they are sturdy. Will use for counting soon!

Great toy!! My 2 year old loves them!! Matches up colours at the moment but as he gets older he can match up the numbers as well!! Great quality plastic and terrific box to keep them in which he loves carrying around as well!! Throughly recommend!!

My 1 year old and my 4 year old had fun with this! it is very easy to play with and it helps to teach/learn one on one correspondence, fine motor skills, numbers and even colors! great toy for preschoolers, toddlers and even Kindergarten.

Perfect for 3's or 4's. Fun for different skill levels. Practice matching colors and shapes to numbers, counting, number ID, fine motor. Extra fun for all when we were learning about farm animals. Children added animals to our classroom's farm play set after they were matched and counted. Easy and durable storage container. Cows are durable. Children really enjoyed playing and learning at the same time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used this in my toddler classroom to learn counting and number recognition. Having the colors to match and reinforce with the kids was really helpful. They also loved that these were cute little cows and would play with them mooing to each other. Very durable and fun to use. I received this product as part of an incentivized review program.

I ordered Counting Cows and they are great! I love the canister they came in. It is perfect for storing the cows. It also had a handle so that makes it easy for small children to grab it and take it anywhere to play with it. The pieces are very durable and easy to separate and put back together. I love the bright colors of the cows. It is easy to read the numbers and count the spots on the cows. They are nice and bright. My kids love these cows and have a ton of fun mixing up all the numbers and spots (heads and tails) and putting them correctly back together. I would highly recommend this toy! We love it. I received this product as part of an incentivized review program.

This is a very cute way to introduce number recognition, color recognition, counting and fine motor skills. The cows are very well made, bright and adorable. The pieces are easy to pull apart and put back together. The numbers and spots are easy to read and count. I appreciate the plastic container with handle that they are stored in. These would be perfect for 2 to early 5 year olds. Great for one on one or small group learning. My students in Kindergarten were a bit too old for them; however they thought they were really cute and did want to play with them. I received this item as part of an incentive review program.

The snap-n-learn counting cows toy makes for a great learning experience with your child. My daughter was very excited that they all came in an easy to open container with a handle that she was able to open all on her own. Once she twisted the top off it was time to play/learn. The cows where very easy to unsnap and snap together. She enjoyed unsnapping them and putting them back in the container so she can shake them up. The only thing she had a little trouble with is some of the colors are similar in color. So when it came time to match the colors some of them where a little off. We still enjoy playing and lining up the cows in number sequence. That is what I love about learning resources toys my daughter has a great time playing and learning at the same time.

Great resource for kiddos to learn to count from 1-10 and to eventually be able to match the numeral to the number of objects that numeral represents. Each cow comes apart into two pieces, and the child can easily snap the pieces together matching the numeral to the corresponding number of dots or use the clue of matching the colors (Cow parts have a matching color on head, the written numeral, and dots on the cow's body). Great way to reinforce the learning of colors as well as numbers and counting. My 4 year old grandson enjoyed putting the cows together despite the fact that he could easily match them up. I would recommend starting with this resource around the age of 2 and let the child "grow" into the learning of one-to-one correspondence.