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K’s Kids Fish & Count Learning Game

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$19.52 $30.99 In stock

Category: Alphabet & Counting

Fill the pond with "fish," hold the squeezable rod, and reel in fun and learning with every cast! The "game" in Fish & Count Game is simple: Just lower the self-stick bait into the fishing pond, let it attach to one of the felted pieces, and lift out your catch. But the detail-packed printed fabrics and colorful, shaped pieces also offer unlimited opportunities for counting, sorting, matching, color identification, size comparisons, storytelling, and all kinds of imaginative play. This engaging preschool play set is truly adaptable for any age, letting kids draw from the information-rich illustrations on the reversible pool to help structure their own games and learning activities. Great for hand-eye coordination, finger strength, cognitive skills, and so much more! Melissa & Doug K's Kids toys nurture early childhood development in three key skill areas: physical, cognitive, and social. With interactive designs and multisensory features, K's Kids promotes constructive play and effortless learning, keeping interest high and new skills flourishing throughout the baby and toddler years!

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Ellie L. ★★★★★

My 4-year-old actually asks to play this, which never happens with learning toys. The self-stick bait grabs the fish every time, so she isn't getting frustrated, and she's already counting them without realizing it.

Sebastian I. ★★★★★

The squeezable rod is the perfect size for my four-year-old's hands, and she can actually reel the fish in herself without getting frustrated. We've been using it to practice counting to ten during bath time, which was a total accident but now it's her favorite part of the day.

Matthew ★★★★★

The squeezable rod is easy for my 3-year-old to hold, and she squeals every time the self-stick bait actually catches a fish. We've been using it to practice counting to ten without her even realizing it's learning.