This is the first time I have given a poor review. The concept is great. The quality of the box supperb! However, the quality of the materials was extremely disappointing. I anticipated figurines that would be able to withstand hours of play and many hands. I could have and probable will get items from the local dollar store that will withstand play better. Oriental trading has better items. (3 year olds)

what a fun way to expand oral langauge development.

Pictures are great but 3D objects that kids can touch, hold and feel Now that is engaging! So glad I purchased this!

This is a good language activity that can be accommodated for individual, small-group, and whole-class instruction. The visuals and objects allow it to be accommodated to a variety of communication levels and ages of development. I would recommend this and the accompanying box.

This, along with the mystery box, is a great little game. The kids love feeling inside, trying to find the right picture. For my 4 and 5 year old Pre-K class, I only put about half of the items in at a time. (Just make sure you make sure you have only those cards pulled out, so it's not overwhelming!)

This is my son’s absolute favorite toy. We’ve had it for a year now and he still reaches for it multiple times a week. It’s helped him learn new words and has been a great learning activity for us! Highly recommend

This along with the Mystery Box is one of our favorite activities! Wonderful variety of items and not too many/too few.

My son really loves this game; I’d even say it’s his favorite toy! I highly recommend! :)

I cannot wait to get back into the classroom to use this as a speech and language and matching game for my students! Im the mean time, my children are LOVING it. I might have to just buy another set for home!

I use this as a tool for learning the alphabets, my kids love matching the picture with the object while learning their letters at the same time.

Buy 2 of these sets and you can match object to object, object to picture, and picture to picture! Could you make your own set of random objects and pictures, yes. But this is so darn convenient! I have a few kiddos receiving direct instruction for visual matching IEP goals using my (2) sets and all my other kiddos want to join in because it's so fun! Great for: -Matching object to picture -Labeling objects -finding things that go together (whistle, basketball, and football; wheel, key, and van; etc.)

I use these in speech therapy and they are perfect for helping low-functioning students match objects to pictures. The only thing I dislike about them is that my spider object is a different color than the spider picture.