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A very nice game. A game that teaches color recognition by sorting them into small colored bowls. The sorting is done using tweezers which adds interest and challenge and fun. We also use the dinosaurs to create other games. My grandson likes it very much. Recommended.

We suspected that our son was on the spectrum last year. After doing some research, we discovered this would be great to keep him occupied and not over stimulate him. He loves sorting them and putting them in a line and keeps him calm. Definitely a win if you have a small child with autism.

As a licensed child care provider I am always looking for toys the kids can learn from and use in a variety of ways that are a good quality. This meets that standard.

I bought this for my 3-year-old nephew and it was an absolute hit! My sister in law ordered it for her daughter on the spot on new years while we all played together.The coating & texture of each of the dinosaurs is really soft to the touch. The colors are so vibrant and happy! The bowls and the tongs are very sturdy & there's several ways to learn and play!

All the animals look so similar it’s difficult to tell what is what (except for the elephant). My 18 mo old loves her animals and knows all of these but keeps calling all of them hippo bc they all look like hippos lol. Size is good (was looking for something smaller than her other toys) and is a simple sorting toy so that’s good. Seems durable and she does like them. Not expensive enough for me to return and not bad enough of species confusion for me to return either. She is having fun as I type this.

My son loves these- he likes sorting them and then resorting them a new way and then just playing with the animals. I’m glad they included the tweezers. He loves them and I didn’t think he would!

My students love sorting the different Dinosaurs!

These are a great toy for me to play with my 3 year old. He loves sorting them into colors and saying the type of Dino and we get to practice counting as well. I’m also hoping to use them for sensory stuff, like putting them into jello and tweezing them out! Overall though, he hasn’t stopped playing with them for the 2 days since we got them!