42 counters (7 shapes and 6 colors), with a tweezers and Activity Guide in a jar.

Not suitable for children under 3 years.
Small parts. Choking hazard.

• Hanna – “These are greats manipulatives for math class! They are cute and entertain the kids while also helping them learn.”
• Ghostface216 – “Loads of options for play for a 3-year-old toddler. Plus there’s only one color of each type of fish/mammal, which is great.”
• Julia Donelan – “Great, but if you’re looking for ocean counters only you might want to find another option. Frogs are included in this set and they are not ocean animals.”
• Mablondie – “These aquatic counters were exactly what I needed for my preschool class during our study of the ocean.They are easy to handle and very durable. I would recommend these for any teacher needing manipulatives for counting, sorting, patterning, etc.”
• Kari reifel – “Great hands on manipulatives for math.”
• Kristi – “very interest for children”
• Crevi – “These animals by Learning Advantage are excellent quality. I was pleasantly surprised that they’re flexible – kind of a rubbery texture – not hard plastic. The details are excellent. I had been looking for a long time for animals of the same quality that I had as a kid (1970’s era) and finally found them with these. I actually bought them for a school’s water table because they have the added benefit of being educational. As the kids play, the teachers can ask questions like, “How many blue animals can you find?” Or, “Find three starfish.” I was at the school when the kids started playing with them and they just loved them.”
• that M.O.M – “These are great! They were perfectly with a PreK curriculum we found online. Love the colors and amount of different creatures for the kids to find and match. Highly recommend!”