Number Nails Activity Set, Ages 4+, Maths Games For Kids, Preschool Games, 102 Pieces

Excellent learning resource, the design kept my son engaged for a while and helped with his learning of numbers and counting. Value for money for the product was great for the price I paid, I would highly recommend this product for pre school- reception children age

A lovely kit that combines building, decorating and counting into one. The various parts feel like a sturdy quality. The little house design is quite sweet with the roof tiles and windows on the cards. The nails go in very easily even without the hammer, which is nice for little hands, and they come out without struggle too even when they're tapped in. There's a large enough variety of nails to cover a whole little house or both depending on the cards chosen. The roof cards sometimes slip off and fall before they're nailed in which can be a bit frustrating for kids. The nails can be used on their own to decorate the house without the cards, using the different colours, too.

The Learning Resources Number Nails Activity Set is a delightful educational tool. As a parent who values both fun and learning, this set is an excellent addition to kid's playtime.First and foremost, the vibrant colors and child-friendly design of this set are impressive. It's clear that safety and engagement were top priorities during its creation; there are no sharp edges, and the pieces are the perfect size for little hands to grasp and manipulate.What sets this activity set apart is the way it seamlessly combines learning with play. As my nephew and I engage with the Number Nails, he's not just having fun – he's also developing essential motor skills and exploring basic numeracy concepts.The set comes with 102 pieces, offering ample opportunities for creative play and learning. We've had a blast creating patterns, identifying numbers, and even making simple calculations. It's heartening to see how this set sparks curiosity and a genuine interest in math.As an aunt, I appreciate toys that contribute positively to a child's development, and the Number Nails Activity Set does just that. It fosters early math skills, problem-solving abilities, and fine motor coordination while keeping little ones entertained and engaged.Whether you're a parent, caregiver, or educator, this activity set is an excellent resource for introducing math concepts to young learners. It's not just about numbers; it's about building a strong foundation for future academic success in a playful and enjoyable way.In summary, the Learning Resources Number Nails Activity Set is a win-win. It's a fun and educational toy that ignites a love for learning in children, making it a fantastic gift for preschoolers and a valuable addition to any early years classroom.

Great game for number recognition and general maths learning in an early years setting.The kids at nursery are really enjoying it because it involves a hammer, so adds a bit of excitement to the game to make it a bit different and more interesting.Would recommend it.

This is a nice varied activity set from Learning Resources. Firstly, you have two hammers and houses so perfect for multiple children. My kids enjoyed hammering the little nails into the holes, and we could talk about numbers while they were playing. The houses are good quality and so are the cards that slot in. You also have plenty of cards with different sequences etc, so there's something different for me to do with my kids each time.

great for kids to learn coordination skills and maths at the same time! I want my boy to be a great DIYer so this will help loads especially to teach him how to use the hammer and coordinate how to put a nail! the houses are lovely. quiality wise is really good. highly recommend it

this activity set is absolutely fantastic both educational and fun also great quality and promotes fine motor skills and early maths learning .comes in a lovely presentation and can be gifted straightaway.

The media could not be loaded. One the whole, I really have liked some of these learning resource items. Not sure about this one, it just doesn't float my boat this time. Yes it will help with fine motor skills, using the hammer and selecting the pegs, yes it does teach number up to ten. The trouble really is the market is flooded with number resources etc and to come up with new concepts is probably hard. This sometimes means that things can seem a little contrived in order to come up with a concept. I am sure some children will love it, others not so.Having said that if you have a child who learns by doing then this will have a place in their learning journey. The houses probably won't withstand being dropped onto hard flooring too often, the cards are pretty thick so will last a good amount of time. I think the best thing I can suggest is looking at the Seller's other options for number learning and if you have a child who really loved this hammer ball sets when they were little then perhaps this will be a good option for you.Happy to recommend, just because I am not so keen, it is your decision.