I purchased this item for my Pre-K students to use during our pet week. They loved feeding the dog and counting its bones. I now keep it in our games center for them to use to strengthen their fine motor skills. It is still a class favorite!

This is so much fun for any dog lover. My daughter loves to feed the dog it's bones. Great for hand/eye coordination. Also makes a great gift or learning activity for a classroom.

This is one of our favorite table time toys each morning! They love to feed the dog!

I bought this for my daughter as her birthday present. She loves to feed the dog every day every time. Such a cute toy.

This is a great way to address fine motor skills in a fun and engaging way!

Very funny toy and my daughter loves to feed the puppy.

I use this for speech therapy even though it's really an OT tool. I find the kiddos really love using it and it easy to incorporate articulation drills and language tasks. Highly recommend!

I love this game. Just make sure you get enough. I ordered two for a small group of 8 kids, so they don't have to wait as long to get their turn. We use it with dice or number cards, so they can practice counting.

We added a die to this game and take turns after each roll. Seems to be a favorite.

I have my PK students use a ten frame in the shape of a large bone. They roll a die to count out the amount of bones to place on the larger bone. Only when the ten frame is full are they able to feed the dog. It allows for them to gain skills in counting and cardinality, know how many more they will need, in addition to turn taking and fine motor skills. More bones are needed for 4 players, so I am hoping that additional bones can be purchased.

I love the feed the dog game for my kindergarteners. I wrote our sight words on the bones with a sharpie, and the kids have to name the word before they can feed the dog. One could easily write the alphabet letters instead. Although it's a cute game, it is NOT even close to being worth the $27.99 that I paid (with $5 shipping). VERY steep price for soft plastic, easily ripped pieces.

I bought this for my daughter when she was 3 yrs old to help develop her fine motor skills, and she loves it. We even set a timer to see how many she can get in a minute, and it has unleashed a wonderful competitive spirit in her where she is always looking to "beat the time"! Really fun for me to see her having so much fun while learning.