ICNOW 85 Pack Balance Math Game Early Education Math Toy Frog Balance Scale Mathematical Addition Teaching Tool for Kids Family Table Gama to Learn Counting Numbers and Basic Math

This is a lovely product to help children with basic maths. My 7 year old and 4 year old love it. They are really excited about playing with this toy and it has helped to make their maths more fun. The toy itself is sturdy and colourful. Both green and pink frogs included are the perfect size for small hands. 19 of each colour frog. There are 10 weighted number accessories to balance with the frogs. The cards come in three levels of difficulty. Also included is sheet with directions for a numbers game to play. All in all a great little product. I would highly recommend

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Bought for 2.5 year old who is too little to get the concept. I try to avoid buying plastic but could not find a good wooden alternative. I'm super impressed with this scale. It properly balances the number with correct number of frogs. I tried all scenarios and it works. Due to age I've put away the scale and he just plays with the frogs. He loves the frogs. He regularly cooks frog soup and serves frog tea. These frogs are used along with grimmes and grapat loose pieces daily.

Really lovely product. Excellent quality although the box was a little battered and looked like it had already been opened and reseated. Despite this everything was in side as new. Really good educational toy which our 3 year old likes. We are using for number recognition but you can progress to use for adding as well. Love that you get 2 sets of frogs. Often with these toys you only get half the amount and that limits the use. Would highly recommend. And will likely buy a few more for use in my nursery classroom.

Really really good. Great visual way to teach maths and bonus it comes with pink and green frogs which my daughter loved. A good number of frogs unlike some other sets we are able to add 3 or 4 numbers together and have enough frogs for the other side. Such a nice tool but can also make a game out of it or leave a child to practice independently making the scale balance and counting/adding/subtracting. My 5 year old really enjoys it

I bought this as a Christmas present for my 4 year old son. On receiving it, much of the packaging was written in broken English and there were also conflicting age ranges on the box - with it saying 18 months + in one place, then not suitable for children under 5 in another place. Personally I wouldn't leave an 18 month old with this unattended as the frogs are small and could be a choking hazard...Back to the toy and it's actually quite impressive in spite of the packaging. It comes with lots of different cards with sums on them in varying levels of difficulty and as you get a decent number of frogs, your child can balance quite large numbers. It seems sturdy and when I tested it out, it balances well.I think my son would love it and suspect his 6 year old sister will too, but the packaging really lets it down and because of this, I would be reluctant to buy another to give as a gift to another child.

I bought this to introduce maths to a 2 and 3 year old. Im a childminder and like to hide learning in play as much as possible and this is really brilliant, keeps their attention for a longer time than normal and is versitile in that there are lots of ways of using it. The childrens imagination runs away with them.

I purchased this for my grandson who loves anything to do with numbersThe game comes in quite cheap packaging and box and looks cheap.The game itself is good. My grandson loves it. It holds his interest for a while.The only down side is the little frogs fall straight over when you place them on the balancing plates. Makes it a little hard for children to count them. Would be perfect if they sat up right.

My daughter (4) loves this and is getting more involved with adding and subtraction thanks to this fun learning tool. It's so easy to Use and with the visual colourful effects it making maths fun.