Educational InsightsShapes Bean Bags - Toddler Learning Toys, Learn Shapes and Colors, Shape Sorting Toys for Toddlers, Preschool Classroom Must Haves, Tactile Manipulatives for Kids Ages 3+

I have had these bean bags for 3.5 years now. I purchased them initially to work on sensory integration activities with my son, who has a whole bunch of things going on with him including a sensory processing disorder and global developmental delays, and I thought it was really great that they come in shapes and colors, with the names of the shapes written on them because it would allow me to use them for multiple teaching and therapy targets. Right now we're using this for throwing bean bags in a basket while taking turns.These are durable as can be. My son, who is heavily into chewing on things, still chews on these. Can get an entire one in his mouth even (he's 5, and a bit big for his age). I haven't had a single seam come undone on these. Not a single one. They are still in great shape, and I love how versatile these are as a teaching tool. In the beginning I would use them for other things too, like putting them on my head to try and engage him in eye contact, or juggling them to try and get him interested in grabbing one and playing with me. I am such a lousy juggler by the way...3.5 years with these bags and I can still only juggle two of them at the same time, juggling just is so not my thing. But it really is a cool feature to have these in shapes and colors to for "give me..." targets. You can really work on a lot of things with the same activity that way. So, for epic durability and multi faceted usefulness, these are a 5 star product.

This is great to get kids interested in learn there shapes and colors. Even my older one was playing with his brothers. Well worth it

The media could not be loaded. We purchased these bean bags to help our toddler learn shapes through the throwing stage. They are cute, super soft, light weight, easy to throw, fun to transfer and functional

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For the Black Friday price it wasn't a bad purchase, but I don’t like the filling in half of the bean bags. Some of them have a loud crinkly plastic inside along with the beans. It feels strange and is noisy. I was hoping for a more traditional bean bag filled with beans. I also wish the bags were filled a bit more. It seems like that plastic filling was used to help the bags hold their shape vs. adding more beans instead.

These beanbags are perfect for my classroom, they’re soft and have a crinkley sound with the beans. I haven’t tried but they feel like they might stick to flannel. I really like them!My only gripe is that the box says there are ten shapes multiple times and there actually are only 8 in the set and in every picture both in the ad and on the box

We got these for our toddler son for Christmas. He really likes them a lot, and they're educational for him as well. They are well built, the colors are nice, they hold up well under a busy two-year-old, and come in a nifty bag to put them all away in. With this set he is able to learn both his colors and his shapes - and one day maybe to read the word of the shape. (It would have been neat if they would have embroidered the color on them as well, but that's in another set so they can sell those separately.) It was a good price, not a great price, I'm sure I could have made them a lot cheaper, but I wasn't feeling creative around Christmas. But I am glad we got them for him. He's learning from them and he enjoys playing with them and throwing them at his sisters. So, if he's happy. I'm happy.

After using these, my three year olds know all their shapes! They're fun and the kids love them. I never have to fight for attention when I whip these bad boys out 😂.