Wooden Montessori Toys, Homealexa Wooden Geometric Shapes Baby Geometry Board Wooden Set, Developing imagination and geometric shapes For Baby Learning Tool, Excellent motor skills for the child

Children love playing with these. Well-made. The accompanying cards with pictures to copy are great. Overall very happy.

Great wooden set toy for young children to help develop their learning skills & about different shapes.

Good size board and elastic bands are fine. The cards are a bit disappointing. Too difficult to do and you can't see the detail of the dots because of the solid shapes. I drew my own for my child instead. I would buy more as gifts for friends if the cards were better

33 month old toddler finding it a bit tricky which is great. New challenge to master. Arrived in cardboard box for storage, with a small bag of elastic bands of different colours and sizes, and bag with puzzle copying cards. Toddler too young to gasp card puzzle concept but enjoyed stretching elastic bands across the metal pegs progressively getting more confident. Wooden board is small but perfect size and the metal pegs are sturdy and well inserted. Good for strengthening fingers and dexterity. Bit of colour recognition thrown in too! I also enjoyed using the board and stretching the elastics. Very calming and therapeutic nearly took over from toddler! Due to age and elastics I closely monitored as was a little nervous they might spring or snap hitting him in the face. Luckily no incidence!

The game itself is well made and great for developing fine motor skills. The only problem we had was that when we first put the elastic bands on lots of black dirt flicked everywhere. We looked carefully and under every nail was a big clump of back dirt so we had to clean it all down before we played with it.

My granddaughter (aged 4) and I really like this game/toy/invention whatever you would call it. Stretching the elastic seems a bit scary at first, but we were soon comfortable with it. Patterns on the cards are fun to make and it allows the freedom to make your own patterns too. Really good for a child whose schemas are positioning and transporting.

This is a brilliant toy. My son is 3 and has hyperlexia3 and hypernumeracy (obsession with/affinity for letters, alphabet, reading, numbers, maths) and we've had to find toys that teach him other skills while using letters and numbers. This is fantastic - he's learned to read instructions, it uses colour recognition and hones fine motor skills and problem solving. He's gone on to make lower case letters and even managed to make some numbers over 9. He loves this toy and there are several ways in which a child can play with it. I'd definitely recommend it for developing a number of skills.

Recommend.